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For anyone who needs an SSH client for Android, I can recommend this one. I’ve been using it this last week to access machines on ssh.dev, and it’s been great. Works as well as any SSH client can on the phone.
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🛠️ Simon Willison’s Tools: Cleanup Claude Code Paste
From Simon Willison:
Super-niche tool this. I sometimes copy prompts out of the Claude Code terminal app and they come out with a bunch of weird additional whitespace. This tool cleans that up.
Niche it may be, but I’ve been wishing for something like this for a few weeks now (occasionally Claude will fall over and I need to start a new session with the same prompt). Tried it today and worked like a charm.
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🛠️ Sky — an Elm-inspired language that compiles to Go
Kind of striking seeing Go becoming the target of other languages. Here’s another one. Looks a bit like Haskell to my eyes.
Via: Hacker News
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🛠️ Lisette — Rust syntax, Go runtime
A little language inspired by Rust that compiles to Go
This looks really interesting.
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🛠️ exe.dev: Persistent VMs via SSH
Managed VMs via SSH. Signed up for this, although I’m not entirely sure what I’m going to use it for.
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🛠️ Textarea
A minimalist text editor that lives entirely in your browser and stores everything in the URL hash.
An interesting idea. Gave it a try and it seems to work. There’s more info about it on the Github repo.
Via: Simon Willison
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This looks interesting, maybe. I’ve not made an RPG, or indeed played one. Maybe one day I may consider doing either. Until then, maybe someone else will get value from this.
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🛠️ komodo: a tool to build and deploy software on many servers
Looks interesting. Putting this on my “if I get bored/frustrated with Coolify” list.
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I wish this tool didn’t need to exist. I wish Hugo was a bit more rigorous on maintaining backwards compatibility between version. But in this world a tool like this is absolutely necessary. I look forward to trying it out to on some old sites.
Via: Mandaris Moore
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Create and embed TLDraw diagrams in an Obsidian note. I have a few nitpicking UX issues with this plugin, but it works, and that’s the main thing. Looks to be a proper embed of TLDraw as it seems to work offline too (at least based on my tests).
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🛠️ Glow: Render markdown on the CLI, with pizzazz! 💅🏻
Terminal Markdown viewer. Nice little app. My one criticism is that it should default to opening a file argument in the viewer, rather than just rendering the file to stdout. But otherwise, sure to be a useful little tool.
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🛠️ CyberChef
A nice website for doing the sort of things one tends to do when writing software. Quite a large suite of tools: JWT decode, Protobuf decode, X.509 cert decode, UNIX epoch conversion, etc. Runs completely within the browser. In fact you can download the HTML+JS and open it locally.
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🛠️ LlamaLab: Automate for Android
Found this app while looking at AntennaPod. Looks similar to Workflows or Shortcuts on Apple products, but for the Android platform. Looks very interesting.
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🛠️ Obsidian Plugin: Daily Notes Editor
Displays all your daily notes in a single editor tab, much like Roam Research. This was a feature I liked about Roam, and when I first looked at Obsidian, I wish it had it. Trying it out on my personal vault, where the daily notes tend to be quite small.
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An online tool for generating images of message screens from retro 90’s games. Quite a selection of classic game message screens. Now, my egotistical side will think it beneath me to use this for posting lame memes here. To that part of me I say…
Via: Robb Knight
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🛠️ PocketCal
Nice looking web-app for sharing event dates by Cassidy Williams. Nothing stored server-side: all the event details are encoded in the URL. One of those sites that’s worth keeping in your back pocket for when you need it.
Via: Robb Knight
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🛠️ Lottielabs: Browser-based tool for making key-frame animations.
Signed up to this after watching Matt Birchler’s video about it. This is a small tool for making key-frame animation (motion graphics) from within the browser. Had an idea for an animated seven-segment display countdown, which I had a go making as a GIF. It was pretty easy to make, and came out pretty well, although not exactly how I imagined it.
