🎃 Kaku tip time. We all forget shortcuts, so I wanted the same muscle memory as VS Code: press Cmd + Shift + P and search for what you need. It opens the Command Palette. Type to search actions and features, with the most useful but easy-to-forget ones pinned near the top. If you forget a shortcut or want to discover a feature, try it. More actions are also available in the Shell menu.

Kaku v0.6 is now available. A fast macOS terminal with great defaults, built for AI coding. Zero config. https://t.co/yKMoU243kd Highlights • Light theme overhaul: better ANSI colors, dynamic font weight, plus Claude Code friendly colors • AI panel upgrade: clearer usage summary and remaining quota, Kimi Code support, better Claude OAuth persistence, custom headers for proxy or self hosted setups • Better tab workflow: drag to reorder, double click rename, Cmd Shift T to reopen last closed tab, and kaku set-tab-title for scripts • Clickable file paths: paths in output are now hyperlinks • Shell and macOS fixes: removed forced TERM kaku, smoother shell init, IME and shortcut bugs fixed, overall window and fullscreen behavior more stable • Long session stability: lazy scrollback and tighter render caches for lower, steadier memory

Mole now supports Windows. The first pre-release is here. To keep the Mac version simple and lightweight, the Windows support lives in a separate branch. It includes native PowerShell commands like mo clean, mo optimize, mo uninstall, mo analyze, mo status, and mo purge, with support for cleaning temp files, logs, browser and app caches, developer caches, project artifacts, and more. It also comes with a Windows system dashboard and an interactive UI. It’s still early, so I’d recommend testing it on a non-critical machine first. Feedback, bug reports, and ideas are very welcome. https://t.co/jfnwt1kujq

Kaku will soon show usage for Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, Gemini, GitHub, and Copilot directly in the terminal, with no setup needed. You’ll also be able to switch accounts and change models in one place, which feels much simpler than opening another app and uses far fewer resources. Any other coding CLIs you think I should add next?

好多年都没有吃过椰肉了，很有意思 椰皇怎么不用刀开孔给我学到了，先把上面顶剥掉，然后会有3个面然后轻轻按一下有一个地方明显不硬，然后去找孔就好。 然后怎么开椰壳，那就是用另外一个椰皇，一手一个，相互去砸三条凸起棱，用力砸几下，然后有一个就有裂缝了，一掰就开了，椰肉很清爽！

对于工程师而言，nanobot 这种更轻、更适合放在个人电脑上的 OpenClaw 形态，其实会顺手很多。它不是那种一上来就特别重的系统，更像是一个能长期放在自己环境里的 agent 助手，平时安静待着，有事情的时候就能接上去做。 我本地现在就常驻着两个 nanobot，一个偏代码方向，平时帮我看 issue、整理思路、往下推技术方案，另一个偏生活方向，去处理一些更日常的事情，相当于替换半年前习惯的 ChatBot。再加一个定时任务一直盯着，假如服务挂了就自动拉起，同时用 Amphetamine 让我家里电脑一直在线。跑久了以后，它就很像自己环境里一个稳定存在的部分，不需要你每次都特意去打开、去维护、去折腾。 很多时候你写代码写到一半，或者人在外面不方便开电脑的时候，有些事情就可以顺手丢给它先做，等你回来看，前面的准备工作已经做掉一部分了。这种体验很实际，对喜欢轻量、简单、自己可控的工程师来说会很自然。考虑到不想折腾的话，我其实更建议直接用安装版本，开箱就能跑起来。像我自己会想再加一点想要的东西，就会直接 clone 到本地去用，让 nanobot 自己优化自己的代码，自己去迭代自己，最近也加了不少好玩的东西，确实很有意思。 https://t.co/TQsXLoZW10

Mole 1.29 is live. The Mac cleaning tool that can free up tens of GBs in one go. https://t.co/rVM1P2nZ1O What’s new: · destructive commands now support --dry-run / -n for full preview before execution · mo status and mo analyze now support --json, with auto JSON mode in non TTY pipelines · smarter cleanup for Xcode DeviceSupport, plus safer sudo handling in Automator and Shortcuts This release makes Mole much better for automation, scripting, and safer cleanup. If Mole helps, I’d love to hear what hidden junk or safe cleanup targets you want next.

帮转一个前端岗位，方向还挺难得。 飞猪北京交通前端 P6，既有真实的大业务场景，也有 Agent 落地和团队 AI 提效相关工作，不只是做页面和需求交付。 对业务前端和 AI 应用落地都感兴趣的，可以把简历发送到 shuke.cl@alibaba-inc.com

今天看腾讯大厦装龙虾这件事，挺有感触。 最近很多大厂都在疯狂让一线非技术员工去安装龙虾，网上甚至真有 500 上门安装服务。大家都在拼命找使用场景，拼命要求落地，拼命证明这个东西已经重要到不能错过，整个过程让我有一种很强的赛博科技折叠感。 看到一句话很有意思，连龙虾都不会装的人，怎么会用龙虾呢。再往前一步，连基本使用都没有建立起来，却要先做出完整场景，做出结果，做出价值证明，这本身就更难。 这背后有两个东西叠在一起。一个是错觉，很多老板看了太多视频号切片，被各种夸张叙事和万能案例反复轰炸以后，真的会产生一种幻觉，觉得这东西什么都能做，哪里都能接，谁都该装，装了就应该立刻有产出。另一个是焦虑，大家又都怕错过这一波，于是开始用行政动作去推动，用集体焦虑去代替真实需求。 所以你会看到一种很强的反差。一边口号非常大，仿佛人人都要进入 AI 原生时代。另一边是大量人连自己到底有什么事情值得交给它做都说不清楚。这个反差后面只会越来越强，而且会越来越荒诞。 因为工具从来不会靠安装产生价值，工具只会靠任务密度、流程清不清楚、结果能不能看出来来产生价值。没有连续任务，没有 SOP，没有线上完成的条件，没有明确的输入输出，再强的东西放在那里也只是一个图标。它不会因为被装上了，就自动长出场景。 所以我一直觉得，龙虾并不适合所有人。 它很适合指挥者，很适合一人公司，也很适合那种脑子里一直有事情要往上做、能把工作拆成步骤、并且很多事情都能在线上完成的人。尤其是你用过 skills 和 tools，也知道 AI 本身的能力边界，能把流程串起来、把场景搭起来、把事情一步步做完，这种时候就会非常合适。 比如对我来说，这个场景就很自然。特别是有大量事情要往上做，但是刚好不在家里不在公司，在外带着手机，或者不方便开电脑的时候，我会让我的两个 nanobot 去检查我的开源产品 issue，产出技术方案，然后另外一个去 review、去提交，一气呵成。让我早上上班坐车路上，就把事情优雅做了，真是方便。 但是对于一个平时本来就没有什么工作要在外面完成的人，甚至回到家连电脑都不想开的人，怎么可能硬有场景去做事情。吃好玩好就很舒服啦。没有场景就是没有场景，真的不用焦虑。 我觉得这一波最容易被放大的，不是能力差距，是场景差距。有场景的人会越用越顺，越跑越快，最后像多了几个分身。没有场景的人，就很容易在概念、教程、案例、视频里来回打转，最后除了多装几个软件，什么都没变。 很多人今天最大的问题，也不是没装龙虾，而是把装了某个工具，当成自己已经进入了 AI 时代。其实真正的分水岭，一直都在任务理解、流程设计、结果判断这些地方。你到底有没有持续的问题要解决，你能不能把问题拆出来交给系统，你能不能判断结果是不是对，这些才决定了你能不能真正从 AI 里拿到价值。 所以无需焦虑。没有场景的时候，硬装龙虾意义不大。 真想体验这代 AI 到底强在哪里，不如花 20 刀去包一个 Claude Code，或者更有趣一点，再包一个 ChatGPT 会员，用 GPT 5.4 去帮你处理一个你自己真觉得很难的事情，产出方案，推进执行，体验一次这种简单、高效、直接把问题解决掉的过程，这比装一个龙虾好太多了。 龙虾适合有场景的人，适合指挥者，适合一人公司，适合那些可以把流程 SOP 化、线上化、一步步做完的人。它当然很强，但它不是靠被安装来证明自己强，是靠替你完成工作来证明。 很多人今天在装的是龙虾，真正更该先想明白的是一句话，我到底有什么问题，值得交给 AI 去解决。 这件事，可能比装什么都重要。

周五快乐，悠闲的骑着小黑的我和路边好看的花，以及堵车的路。

MiaoYan now has a CLI. I originally built it because I wanted OpenClaw to read my notes and learn from them, but MiaoYan didn’t expose an easy interface. So I let the 🦞 write one and I reviewed it. The result turned out surprisingly useful and is now merged into the main repo. After a simple curl install you can use the miao command directly for scripting, batch operations, or letting your AI better understand your notes and knowledge. If you use MiaoYan as your Markdown editor, you should definitely try this. https://t.co/b5do1yCLYi

今天给自留地写了一个 Kaku 的介绍，分享给大伙，希望有兴趣小伙伴玩玩。 Kaku：极速开箱即用的 AI 友好终端 https://t.co/yKMoU24B9L 为啥要做 我一直想要一个自己用得爽的 Mac 终端，够快，默认顺手，还得支持多 Tab 和分屏。Alacritty 很轻快但没 Tab，Ghostty 字体渲染不合口味，Warp 需要登录我也不理解，Kitty 窗口管理我遇到过不少小问题。后来用上 WezTerm 发现可改性很强，就基于它做了深度魔改，删掉一堆我不用的兼容模块，重做加载和默认体验，做成 Kaku，当前已经发布 5 个大版本，差不多可以推荐给大伙使用了～ 优点是啥 • 零配置默认体验，字体渲染 主题 常用 shell 组件都已打磨好 • AI Shell 修错，命令失败直接给修复建议，Cmd + Shift + E 一键应用 • kaku ai 统一管理 Claude Code Codex Gemini CLI 等工具配置 • 内置 yazi 与 lazygit，Cmd + Shift + Y 文件管理，Cmd + Shift + G Git 工作流 • 输入像文本编辑器，Cmd + A 全选，Shift 方向键扩选，输入直接替换选中 • 多分屏效率，Cmd + D 分屏，Cmd + Shift + S 切横竖分屏，Cmd + Opt + 方向键跳分屏 • 细节体验，选中自动复制并 Toast 提示，后台 Tab 闪点提醒，kaku doctor 一键诊断修复 我怎么用 Kaku 更像一个把工作流直接打包好的终端，不需要你先折腾半天配置才开始舒服。你可以把它当成面向 AI Coding 的日常终端环境来用：一边跑 Claude Code，一边做 review，再在底部看 diff，Tab 按项目拆开，靠快捷键在分屏里来回切，专注度会提升很多。 欢迎使用 目前 Kaku 还在持续打磨中，功能会继续加，但方向很明确：更快、更顺手、更少折腾。欢迎来试用，遇到 bug 直接提 issue。

上次那个最近一年买到的好物里面第一的盖帝虎地漏芯我在买了一个试用后，又买了一个，把家里浴室地漏缘故全换了，非常通顺不堵水，安装简单，推荐推荐。

Teaser: Kaku is getting a light theme soon. The first version is based on Flexoki, an inky color scheme designed for reading and writing on screens, inspired by analog printing inks and warm paper tones. I tweaked the colors to feel smoother and more comfortable for long sessions. If you’ve been living in dark themes, give light a try. Dark themes attract bugs. https://t.co/yKMoU24B9L

Running something heavy like OpenClaw on your Mac but worried it might sleep? Amphetamine keeps your Mac awake even with the lid closed or the display off. Set it by time or triggers like specific apps, power, WiFi, VPN, or CPU usage. Free. Simple and reliable.

Maple 1.17 is live. Hide your bookmark bar and keep a clean browsing space. This update refines the new tab and bookmark experience, adds an “Open in New Tab” option, improves multi-language support, and cleans up issues like Bing date and sorting. https://github.com/tw93/Maple

这种生烫牛肉米线真真真好吃，特别是这个油辣椒一绝，加点儿薄荷叶，很美味！

Found a VS Code dark theme inspired by easemate IDE and JetBrains Islands. Floating glass panels, rounded corners, pill UI, warm syntax colors, and smooth transitions. Calm, cohesive, and surprisingly refined. Worth a try. https://github.com/bwya77/vscode-dark-islands

Tried Readout recently. A native macOS app that visualizes your Claude Code environment in real time. Agents, sessions, repos, costs, MCP, ports, plus instant global search and full session replays with timeline playback. All local, no account, very polished for a beta. Excited to see where this goes. https://t.co/dHwn8nhVWK

Thank you @miantiao for sponsoring me on github. You can join them at my sponsors profile: https://github.com/sponsors/tw93?o=nsm&sc=t

If you’re building an AI product and want to test the market fast, ship the web version first. When you’re ready, use Pake to package it into native desktop apps for macOS, Windows, and Linux with a single command. Pake 3.10.0 is live. Turn any webpage into a desktop app. https://t.co/2OgMlll1lG Highlights: · Multi-window support via –multi-window, with Cmd+N on macOS and proper tray integration. · –internal-url-regex for fine-grained control over internal links, useful for complex AI dashboards and multi-route tools. · Improved Windows icon quality with prioritized 256px ICO entries. · Retina DMG background fix for cleaner macOS distribution builds. Build on the web, validate with users, then ship desktop when it matters. Keep the loop tight.

MiaoYan 2.7.0 is live. A native Markdown editor for engineers. https://t.co/b5do1yDjNQ If you want a Markdown editor without AI noise, MiaoYan might be a better place to write alongside your AI workflows and keep your notes grounded and searchable. What’s new: · Apple notarization complete. After investing ¥688 and writing to Tim Cook, no more “app is damaged” or “Open Anyway” warnings. · Preview stability upgrade. Fixed intermittent blank preview and improved WebContent crash recovery. · Editing refinements. Fixed IME issues in split mode, resolved system shortcut conflicts, removed highlight flashing when switching notes. · App Store readiness. Added sandbox entitlements and improved Security Scoped Bookmark persistence. · Internationalization polish. Replaced hardcoded strings with i18n resources and improved first launch templates. Built as a native macOS Markdown editor with long term performance and maintainability in mind.

赛博终于装好了，非常帅！

荣小馆还挺鲜！

Mole 1.28.1 Silent Guardian 🚣🏻 is live. The Mac cleaning tool that can free up tens of GBs in one go. 37.4K stars. https://t.co/rVM1P2nZ1O If System Data ever eats your disk and you have no clue what’s inside, this update finally gives you better clues right in the terminal. · mo clean: System Data source detection for Xcode, iPhone backups, Simulator, Docker, Mail, plus safer and faster Application Support scanning. · mo uninstall / optimize / update: Spotlight refresh after uninstall, better macOS 14+ path detection, safer font cache behavior, and –nightly for script installs. · Core and fixes: spinner now talks to /dev/tty so Ctrl+C always works, plus a bunch of annoying hangs and edge case crashes fixed. If you run into weird System Data monsters, tell me what you see. I want to make Mole catch more of those safely.

Thank you @windwild for sponsoring me on @github. You can join them at my sponsors profile: https://github.com/sponsors/tw93?o=nsm&sc=t

Kaku v0.5 is now available. A fast macOS terminal with great defaults, built for AI coding. Zero config. Codename Yohaku🪽. https://t.co/yKMoU24B9L If you live in the terminal all day, this release is for you. I tried to make the common loop faster: run commands, fix errors, navigate files, review diffs, repeat. Highlights • AI Shell fixes: when a command fails, Kaku sends it to the AI and shows the fix in-terminal. Press Cmd Shift E to apply • Built-in yazi: Cmd Shift Y or type y. First run auto-sets layout and theme. cd Tab falls back to z history when filesystem has no match • Shell line editing like a real editor: Cmd A select all, Shift arrows extend selection, type to replace selection • Command palette: Cmd Shift P to fuzzy search commands, with native text editing • One place for AI configs: kaku ai manages Kaku Assistant, Factory Droid, and opencode.jsonc • Kaku Doctor: run kaku doctor to detect config issues and fix them interactively • Global hotkey: Ctrl Opt Cmd K to show or hide Kaku from any app • Tab bell indicator: background tabs show a blinking dot when something finishes or notifies • Scrolling and input polish: smoother trackpad scrolling in less and man, better fallback scroll mode, improved CJK IME popup positioning • Performance: faster startup via Lua bytecode cache and lazy loading, smaller binary via build optimizations • Shell integration detection fixed: works across environments without relying on TERM being kaku What do you want from a great engineer terminal in 2026. Anything you miss in your current setup, tell me and I will try to build it.

最近在用网易的 LobsterAI，看更新日志他们这段时间在优化 Skills，内置了文档处理、前端设计、浏览器自动化、网络搜索、甚至有找电影资源这些模块，场景现成，不少场景一句话就能跑通。 这次试了个有意思的组合，最近对太平年这部剧很感兴趣，想把五代十国这段历史补一补，就直接丢了一个提示词：「把五代十国的脉络和关键知识点整理成一份 PDF，信息密度高一点，顺便帮我查一下太平年是否有云盘网络资源」。它调用了 web-search、pdf、films-search 三个 Skills，PDF 直接生成出来了，脉络清晰，排版也还不错；资源那边也真的搜出了下载地址，省掉了自己去各个网站翻的时间。 Skills 省掉的是拼工具链、写脚本、洗数据的时间。对工程师来说，就是把以前要搭工作流的事变成直接调用，去重、格式化、摘要也一并处理。组合起来能做的事情更多，比如盯着某个竞品每周的更新动态，用 web-search 抓完，直接用 playwright 提取关键变更，最后生成一份竞品周报，整条链路在一个地方跑完。感兴趣的可以从自己最高频的重复场景开始跑，推荐去玩玩 LobsterAI 最新的 Skills 功能。 https://t.co/MT4etjjCh0

Saw a very cool tool on GitHub called PortKiller. It’s a powerful cross-platform port management app for developers, with a native UI on macOS, Windows, and Linux. What makes it fun is that it goes beyond just listing ports. It auto-discovers all listening TCP ports, lets you kill processes with one click, supports search and filtering, favorites, watched ports with notifications, and smart categorization for common dev services. It also covers real workflows: managing kubectl port-forward sessions with auto-reconnect, logs, and connect or disconnect notifications, plus visibility into active Cloudflare Tunnel connections. > brew install –cask productdevbook/tap/portkiller.

Claude just launched a program for open-source maintainers, offering 6 months of free Claude Max 20x. I’ve applied. If you’re a primary maintainer of a public repo with 5K+ stars, or a core contributor to a package with 1M+ monthly npm downloads, and have been active in the last 3 months, you should take a look. If you’ve been actively contributing to larger OSS projects, including Mole, Pake, MiaoYan or others, and meet the criteria, this might be relevant to you. Support for serious open-source work matters. https://t.co/LQtc5S2OMX

I recently came across a very cool tool called Surge. It’s a blazing-fast, open-source TUI download manager built in Go for power users, with a clean keyboard-driven workflow. What makes it fun is that it doesn’t treat downloads as a single stream. Surge opens multiple connections, splits the file into chunks, and pulls them down in parallel, while also supporting multiple mirrors with automatic failover. It even has a streaming mode if you want sequential downloading for previewing media. It runs as a background engine so you can queue downloads from any terminal tab, and the TUI looks great while staying lightweight and focused. > brew install surge-downloader/tap/surge

开源强大的 AI 终端 | Kaku重塑你的工作流，快来了解一下。 https://github.com/tw93/Kaku 感谢小红书 Akring 帮忙做视频宣传。

流畅阅读 FluentRead 这款开源的浏览器沉浸式翻译扩展做得不错，简洁，以及功能刚刚好，加上可以配置自己的 key，译文样式显示效果和页面整体性也还可以，推荐大伙试试看，尽量让浏览器使用轻量易用的插件。 直接去Chrome应用搜索搜索 FluentRead 就好。

Discovered SuperCmd on GitHub, an open source launcher for macOS. More complete than I expected. It brings Raycast style extension workflows, voice input, text to speech, memory, and AI actions into one open system. Exciting to see this level of open source innovation in the macOS launcher space. Worth exploring. https://t.co/hg6wnvW0py

兄弟们，太平年太太太太好看了，快去看，很不错，第一集就会吓你一跳的那种感觉。

I just integrated yazi into Kaku. Yazi is a terminal file manager written in Rust, built on non-blocking async I O. It is fast, smooth, and surprisingly fun to use. In the next Kaku release, yazi will be built in with my tuned config and defaults. I spent a bunch of time polishing the keybindings and the overall feel, and it now fits Kaku really well. If you want it right now, you can install it first, Then run yazi > brew install yazi

Kaku is about to ship a feature that makes command line input feel like a real text editor. https://t.co/yKMoU24B9L Shortcuts • Shift + Left/Right: select by character • Cmd + Shift + Left/Right: expand selection to line start/end • Cmd + A: select the whole current command line • Esc: clear selection and exit selection mode • Backspace/Delete: delete selection first, otherwise keep normal behavior Does your current terminal handle this well? If not, try the next Kaku release.