2026-03-16 Mon
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- last night, was watching a few videos about Lazygit ... what did I learn?
- working on
bd-12 - prototyping Logseq/Entity/Software/Project, which will make schemas that will make it easier for AI to know what to import and how pages for various "entities" should be formatted - Anthropic/App/Claude Code
- CursorAI/CLI/Q/Can cursor-agent CLI accept image input? If so, how?
- Updated CursorAI/CLI/Q/Can cursor-agent CLI accept image input? If so, how? with follow-up note: tested image input via
@ path in beans log; worked. - Updated CursorAI/CLI/Q/Can cursor-agent CLI accept image input? If so, how?: added answer on paste-from-clipboard — cursor-agent CLI has no image paste; must use file + path (unlike Claude Code CLI).
- CursorAI/CLI/Q/Can cursor-agent be configured to open a file in Neovim for editing?
- Claude/Code/Q/In what sense are MCP tools loaded on-demand
- TIL
- Claude/Code permission prompts: when Claude asks for permission, option 2 is often a very specific command — you can select it and then use the delete key to broaden it. For example,
bd --no-daemon --specific-flags ... becomes bd --no-daemon *, and the entry saved to .claude/settings.local.json is "Bash(bd --no-daemon *)". See Claude/Code/How To/Answer Permission Dialog To Record Wildcard Permissions in Local Settings. - text (double-equals) highlighting in Logseq is not standard Markdown — it's a Pandoc extension that renders as HTML
<mark>. Obsidian also supports it, but CommonMark does not. - in tmux (or oh-my-tmux — not sure which), you can drag the divider between two panes with the mouse to resize them live. Mouse mode must be enabled; the feature likely comes from
set -g mouse on in .tmux.conf, which hands pointer events to the terminal multiplexer so it can interpret drag gestures on pane borders. - github.com/codespaces lists all your GitHub Codespaces and lets you request a usage report for each one.
- github.com/codespaces also lets you export unpushed changes to a new branch before deleting a Codespace — so you don't lose work when cleaning up.
- github.com/settings/billing/budgets lets you set a spending budget per product — e.g. $5 for GitHub Codespaces — to cap usage costs. Trying this out; will update once confirmed.