Les Orchard <me@lmorchard.com>

Continue a local Claude Code session from your phone, tablet, or any browser using Remote Control. Works with claude.ai/code and the Claude mobile app.

There isn't a sandbox in the world that prevents this. Sandboxes are useful for isolating between workloads, but agents primarily need to be isolated from you. The only thing the sandbox gives you here is filesystem protections, which keep the agent from rm -rf'ing your root, and network protections, which limit which websites the agent can access. This is definitely useful. But it's not at all sufficient for safety.

By far, my favorite new feature is the "Visual Brainstorming" companion tool, which grew out of my frustration with the ASCII art that Claude usually generates when you ask it anything about design or UX. I found myself asking Claude, over and over, "Hey, why don't you write that out as HTML so I can see what you're talking about."

An agentic skills framework & software development methodology that works.

Tracks Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenClaw ecosystem, GitHub AI trending, and Anthropic/OpenAI updates. Daily Chinese digests via GitHub Actions.

A recurring concern I’ve seen regarding LLMs for programming is that they will push our technology choices towards the tools that are best represented in their training data, making it harder for new, better tools to break through the noise.

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Cooklang is a simple, human-readable text format for writing recipes that can be understood by both cooks and computers.

As Tom's Guide reported, Bezos explained in a New York Times interview how the era of everyone having their own PC is coming to an end. "This is what computation is like today; everyone has their own data center," Bezos said. "That's not going to last. It makes no sense. You're going to buy compute off the grid."

If you've ever made something useful and felt a pang of guilt for not monetizing it, that guilt is a symptom of the monoculture. If you've ever hesitated to share a tool because it wasn't "polished enough" for a product launch, you've been contaminated by standards that don't apply to gifts. If you've ever described your own creative work as "a side project" with that apologetic minimizing doing all the heavy lifting, you've internalized a heirarchy of value that ranks market viability above human usefulness.

It's almost impossible to overstate how superior RSS is to the median web page. Imagine if the newsletters you followed were rendered with black, clear type on a plain white background (rather than the sadistically infinitesimal, greyed-out type that designers favor thanks to the unkillable urban legend that black type on a white screen causes eye-strain). Imagine reading the web without popups, without ads, without nag screens. Imagine reading the web without interruptors or "keep reading" links.