Thoughts.

Claude Code just launched custom slash commands. Drop Markdown files into .claude/commands/ and you get repeatable, templated prompt workflows. Type /project:fix-github-issue 123 in the CLI and it injects your $ARGUMENTS directly into the prompt — automating issue triage, code reviews, refactoring, and more.

Inspired by this, I put together a GitHub repo of curated slash-command prompts. Generate tests, audit security, format docs, streamline Git flows — clone the repo into .claude/commands/ and start typing /project:… in Claude Code.

What workflows have you automated with Claude Code?

Claude Code just fixed my overheating MacBook. After a bit of prompting, it ran a couple of commands and found out that a Chrome extension was bugged and keeping my laptop awake, causing it to overheat.

It feels like the future is already at our fingertips. You just have to know how to use it.

If you haven't tried the Codex CLI from OpenAI yet, you definitely should. I'm finding it's meaningfully better than Claude Code with Opus 4.1 at certain tasks — especially its ability to make targeted fixes and edits rather than producing a flood of changes.

Make sure you select GPT-5-high in the model selector for maximum reasoning.

Seeing as many of the AI providers and AI coding tools are currently down due to an outage, now is the perfect time to explore running large language models locally. LM Studio and Ollama are what I'd recommend to get started.

I even built an open source AI coding assistant that runs totally offline — no cloud, no outages, no data leaving your machine.

Testing out the new ChatGPT 4o image generation for creating marketing graphics. So close to being good but it keeps cutting off images or making typos. Still an insane progression from the previous version.

Couldn't fit all 7 steps into the image, but still managed to get the point across. Guess you gotta go to the website to check out the 7th step.