• CursorAI/CLI/Keyshort/Newlines in Terminal
• Learning/Idea/26/03/Terminal toolbelt learning — terminal-first learning: flashcards, AI Terminal/Engineering Coach, attributed snips from man/tmux, Readwise-style CLI+TUI wishlist; example rg -uuu tip from man rg
• Learning/Idea/26/03/Terminal toolbelt learning/Proto Session/26/03/21 Sat — proto session log (dated path); cursor-agent + tmux coaching prototype; appended session outcomes (modalities, :helpgrep, vim help nav, rulesync ideas); dropped redundant Parent link on page
• vim
  • vim/help/grep
  • vim/Keyshort
  • vim/help/How To/Hunt for Keyshorts
  • vim/Keyshort/Find the executable path of vim
  • vim/help/help
  • vim/tag
  • vim/Keyshort/Close a gO outline window — refined same day: :lclose first, ancestry tags, Neovim loclist note
  • fzf/Keyshort/Pipe rg search to fzf and open result in nvim

• CursorAI/CLI
• CLI craftsperson exemplars — on each person page below, set tags:: [[CLI/Craftsperson]] for Logseq tag queries and alias:: [[CLI/Craftsperson/<name>]] alongside existing aliases where present (grep [[CLI/Craftsperson/ for the roster)
  • Person/Jan-Erik Rediger
  • Person/Jesse Duffield
  • Person/Josean Martinez
  • Person/Kevin Hwang
  • Person/raf
  • Person/Sadjow Leão
  • Person/Scott Carvalho

• added yazi to my baseline setup.
• added Person/Jesse Duffield who is just pumping out the TUIs these days. see also Lazydocker
• Terminal/Comparison

• Terminal/Comparison
• Terminal/Multiplexer
• Zellij
• Person/Aram Drevekenin
• Person/Nicholas Marriott
• iTerm2
• Alacritty
• Ghostty
• Kitty
• Person/Mitchell Hashimoto
• Person/Kovid Goyal
• Person/Wez Furlong
• Person/George Nachman
• Person/Joe Wilm

• WezTerm

• Umbrella: consolidate Beads repo-local Dolt runtime layer · Issue #2685 · steveyegge/beads
  • Username/garitar has a big PR that, to me, signals a different era in open source. unlike the notorious issue where an openclaw agent tried to write a disparaging blog post about a maintainer of matplotlib, this is a human driver. they have a quit lengthy "umbrella" issue writen by an AI, and they have five seemingly incremental PRs that are referenced with a human-written follow-up comment indicating that "given the amount of compute I threw at this I'd expect it to be fairly solid ;)." The PR comment itself reads like a bit of Word/Salad to me:

    • The landing sequence follows that dependency order:
      

      • lifecycle precursor
      • runtime foundations
      • doctor/runtime alignment
      • repair safety
      • final-tail hardening
      • embedded/schema tail
  • it's hard to run an open source project today.
• Added a comment to Moving to dolt pretty much made beads unusable for me · Issue #2573 · steveyegge/beads
  • I must agree that the upgrade to dolt has made beads pretty much unusable.
  • Comment/My referenced Agentic Code Can Harbor Recurrent Heresies (1min) from Person/Steve Yegge

    • To answer your question directly: yes, beads is supposed to store issues in git via .beads/issues.jsonl. The JSONL file is committed to git, so your issue data survives Dolt failures — it just requires a recovery step to reimport it.
      

    • Oh, good to know! I just created a bunch of rules to instruct my agents to not use or mention that file, because the idea of tasks being stored in two places made me uncomfortable because of the risk of heresies, and it was causing the typical merge conflicts that I was getting before the dolt upgrade.
    • Does anyone have a sample skill that they use now that they are on the dolt version of beads?
• added another comment to the same thread
  • tools from Haplab Haplab:
  • 1. td marcus/td: A minimalist CLI for tracking tasks across AI coding sessions. (docs: td)
  • 2. td/sidecar marcus/sidecar: Use sidecar next to CLI agents for diffs, file trees, conversation history, and task management with td (docs: You might never open your editor again | Sidecar)
  • I haven't used these. I'm curious about how others use td's sqlite approach with git.

• BIP-39 bitcoin improvement proposal to make human-readable mnemonic phrase for random entropy, e.g. correct-horse-battery-staple

• tmux/Q/How can I refresh .zshrc in all of my open panes and windows in tmux?

• Filled out with a flashcard: shortcut <prefix> & then y, CLI tmux kill-window (and -t for a specific window), and mouse method via tmux/Window/Right Click.

• Learned that one can right-click a tmux window name in the status bar to get a context menu (e.g. Kill / close that window). Recorded what that does in tmux/Window/Right Click.
• tmux/Window/Right Click

• also got a notification that Beads/v/0/50 migrates to Dolt!

  Note: bd v0.50+ defaults to Dolt. Run 'bd migrate --to-dolt' to upgrade your database.
  Your SQLite data will be fully preserved. Run 'bd doctor' for details.
  

• got this message this morning while doing Beads/list about setting up Beads/Agentic/Coding/Plugin Claude/Code/Plugin here

  • 💡 Tip: Install the beads plugin for automatic workflow context, or run 'bd setup claude' for CLI-only mode
    

  • ran this

  • bd setup claude
    Installing Claude hooks globally...
    ✓ Registered SessionStart hook
    ✓ Registered PreCompact hook
    
    ✓ Claude Code integration installed
      Settings: /Users/Myer/.claude/settings.json
    
    Restart Claude Code for changes to take effect.
    

  • but at the time, was using CursorAI/CLI ... can we use this with rulesync somehow?
  • it looks like the main change is that it adds Beads/prime to Claude/Code/Hook/PreCompact and Claude/Code/Hook/SessionStart
  • json

    {
      "hooks": {
        "PreCompact": [
          {
            "hooks": [
              {
                "command": "bd prime",
                "type": "command"
              }
            ],
            "matcher": ""
          }
        ],
        "SessionStart": [
          {
            "hooks": [
              {
                "command": "bd prime",
                "type": "command"
              }
            ],
            "matcher": ""
          }
        ]
      }
    }

Filed

• nvf
• Person/raf
• MCP/Tool Search
• nvim/Q/How can I quickly collapse and expand a block in nvim?
• nvim-ufo
• Person/Kevin Hwang
• tmux/Q/What is a conceptual overview of how copy paste works in oh-my-tmux with nvim?
• nvim/Q/What does " mean in nvim?

CLI/Craftsmanship

• last night, was watching a few videos about Lazygit ... what did I learn?
  • Logged Person/Josean Martinez/YouTube/Lazygit - Best Way to Git and Neovim and created Person/Josean Martinez page for the creator.

AI Knowledge Gardening

• 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.

cli searching

• Rust/Weather/Report/26/03/Survey of Rust-Centric CLI and TUI Weather Apps for Forecasting

self-hosting

• Yamtrack

cool strangers

• Person/Jan-Erik Rediger (badboy)

  • An agentic coding tool tried to access A minimal flake for a shell, a TIL post on their blog (fnordig.de). They're into rust, self-hosting, etc. Works for Mozilla.
  • Their blog has My default apps of early 2026 — tech overlap: Obsidian, Syncthing, Bitwarden, nvim, Tailscale. They use WezTerm, which was new to me. Imported as Person/Jan-Erik Rediger/Blog/26/01/05/My default apps of early 2026.
  • Talks — Rust, open source communities, UniFFI, Glean, WebAssembly, and more. Created person page and related content.
  • They have source code over at Explore - forgejo, which is a self-hosted git Forgejo