Omarchy Shortcuts on a Mac Keyboard: What Changes
Omarchy has 200+ keybindings and most work unchanged on a MacBook. Here's the ~15 that don't — screenshots, brightness, Fn, lid, trackpad — and why.
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Posts tagged developer workflows
I Put Omarchy on an M1 MacBook Pro
There's a one-command path to Omarchy on an Apple Silicon Mac. Installing it is the easy part — here's what happened after, days in and still dual-booting.
Isolating Parallel Claude Code Agents in Phoenix
Elixir/Phoenix mechanics for parallel Claude Code agents: templating PORT per worktree, one Postgres DB per branch, and asset-watcher collisions nobody covers.
The Four Claude Code Hooks I Run on Every Project
The exact hooks in this repo settings.json: a .env guard, a draft-post warn, mix format, a JSON validator, and the real matcher and exit-code mechanics.
What I Put in CLAUDE.md After 50 Commits With It
The CLAUDE.md entries that actually earned their place on a real project — mistake-driven rules, not a speculative template you copy once and forget.
15 Elixir Libraries I Reach For in 2026
The Hex packages I install on day one of a new Elixir project in 2026 — what each earns its place doing, and the ones I dropped along the way.
Ruby Isn't Dead, It Got Boring — And Boring Is Why It Ships
The "is Ruby dead" obituary runs every year. It confuses hype velocity with shipping velocity — and Rails 8 quietly deleted the actual reasons people left: Redis, Sidekiq, the Node build step.
How I Prompt Claude as a Staff Engineer (50 Prompts I Actually Use)
Fifty prompts I use to ship production AI features, debug distributed systems, and write docs that don't rot. Code review, debugging, refactoring, system design, and PR-quality writing — with five full examples.
The Claude Code Resource Bible: 46 Tools Worth Knowing in 2026
The 46 Claude Code tools worth installing in 2026, and the ones to skip, sorted by category with a recommended starter stack at the end.