Multiple templates is greatβI'm still using Chronicle for hand-off documents, but I'm also using it to generate planning prompts for Claude. It's nice to just pick the template from a drop down.
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Multiple templates is greatβI'm still using Chronicle for hand-off documents, but I'm also using it to generate planning prompts for Claude. It's nice to just pick the template from a drop down.
Just sent a new version of Chronicle to the JetBrains Marketplace. A few new features:
- Automatic PII anonymization
- Smaller document output (less likely to hit context window)
- Support for multiple templates
Huge feature of LLMs: they're great at writing linters.
And with a large enough codebase, it's pretty easy to test if a linter works (just lint your codebase).
We have some (admittedly odd) conventions at InterNACHI that Claude used to get wrong often. Now `yarn lint` automatically corrects that.
Inertia 3 beta is here! π
This is a big one. New Vite plugin, optimistic updates, standalone HTTP requests, layout props, simplified SSR, and Axios has been replaced with a built-in XHR client.
Here's what's new π§΅
Super excited to finally have this in people's hands, let us know what you think!
Can you imagine what $10M in pennies would look like?
At the current rate, Iβll finally hit 1B downloads right around the beginning of April.
Thinking about doing *something* to celebrate, but I donβt know whatβ¦
Any thoughts?
cmorrell.com/one-billion
I think the neo looks awesome. It just sucks that the only fun looking macs are the cheap ones!
How many people who would happily pay $1099 for a MacBook Air are now going to pay $599 for a MacBook Neo because of colors, and then be annoyed when the run out of disk space?
I set up an automated provisioning script for remote Claude Code sessions. Thought I'd share it in case anyone else finds it useful:
cmorrell.com/claude-remot...
I dunno. I canβt think of a moment in my lifetime where applications didnβt breakβ¦
I wasnβt until the most recent pros. Theyβre quite good!
Yeah, they're great! (I have a pair.)
That said⦠the most recent AirPods Pro are the first headphones I've ever worn where the noise cancellation doesn't give me an immediate headache. I'm going to add a second pair of those to the rotation to replace my AirPods 1's.
Not quite ready to release to the public but Iβll dm you :)
It finally happened. After many years of service, my original first-gen airpods batteries are bad enough that I canβt use them. It was a good run!
I don't think it's too paranoid. Even if it's only 1/10,000 I don't want to risk claude rm -rf'ing my home directory. And on top of that, you see more and more data exfiltration exploits. It's just better to run it in isolation.
OK very cool.
I had been running claude in a sprites.dev VM but I'm moving to local VMs because it reduces some friction. I mount my repo into the VM and port forward so it has access to some MCP servers. Lets me edit the files in my IDE while claude is also working on them.
What are you using for VMs? Something remote like sprites? Or something local?
Iβm building my own local vm tooling but would happily use something else if itβs more established.
Running claude code in a local VM has been a huge unlock for me. Being able to scope things at a much larger scale and then let the LLM run with them for an hour or two is amazing. I finally feel like I'm getting a sense of both the workflow that requires, and useful guardrails.
Chronicle is an IDE plugin that lets you write handoff or requirements documents by browsing and narrating code:
plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/29848...
Clave is a new CLI tool that I'm working on that spins up isolated VMs for Claude Code so that you can run in dangerous mode.
Building your own tooling is incredible. Chronicle + Clave is turning out to be such a powerful combo.
You can also get faster polling if you use your own server. They maintain a Laravel BYOS option:
github.com/usetrmnl/byo...
White eink TRMNL display sitting on my wooden desk. The display is showing the current state of the Kilopixel and some stats about number of pixels turned.
@cmorrell.com convinced me to get a TRMNL eink display and I've made a custom @kilopx.com status dashboard so I can keep tabs on it remotely. It's actually quite a joy
Currently running:
Two claude instances in isolated local VMs using clave
One claude instance on my machine, debugging a clave issue
Two claude instances on anthropic VMs via the Claude app
It's not always like this, but it feels pretty great when everything is going right.
oh well it was good while it lasted
He says while posting a link to a podcast where they just list all the features of the app and ask people to sign up for it.
Would be neat if you linked to said app π
Boy, there has never been a better time to have good taste.
yeah, I had a bunch of sprites die on me yesterday⦠:/
Here's an early demo of claveβmy Claude Code isolation tool.
Running 'clave':
1οΈβ£ Creates a fresh git worktree
2οΈβ£ Mounts that worktree to a clean, local ubuntu VM
3οΈβ£ Starts Claude in "skip permissions" mode on the VM
Still a WIP but promising:
asciinema.org/a/0KNuoC1Usg...