TLDR: I've rebound the space key so that when held it behaves like a combo of Ctrl+Option+Cmd+Shift (the Hyper key) using kanata, and then bound Space+letter combinations using Raycast to launch and switch between apps instantly. Why? Once in a while I make a change to my workflow that feels like it's worth blogging about. This time, I was inspired by keyboard workflows that primarily seem to come from the Linux world…

Last weeks: trip to Japan, Chronicle news, and links.

Last week: switching back to Cursor AI, Alapuzha Gymkhana, Path to Transcendence & the Japan visa.

Chronicle combines AI with taste to help you go from raw thoughts to polished presentations. Designed for serious work: Start with templates, create with AI workflows, and collaborate with your team t...

Last week: electric vehicles, configuring Zed, a CD player, visa application for Japan & movies.

Last week: migrating vishnugopal.com, book quotes, reading glasses & AI and React stuff.

Last week: Thunderbolts, visiting temples, discussing the war with friends, and working on features while managing health and diet.

Last week: a houseboat trip, impending launch at Chronicle, a blog transition plan & personal fitness progress.

Last week: two movies, editing Indian skin tones, Nordic design, and an old game made new.

Last week: Talekat, visit to Jatayu Park, Pravinkoodu shapu & side projects.

Las week: family from north India, XState musings, small world adventures, and getting fish.

Last week: reflections on language learning, Achan's birthday, a Beatles' visit, Rikuoh, and the kutty thevangu.

Last week: new job at Chronicle, workouts and diet, photography experiments, and a couple of movies.

TLDR: I find current AI-enabled editing interactions to be a bit of before-after magic. You click a button & wham: your entire text changes. I built an AI editor called Draftflow that works more like "another person in the room" in a collaborative environment. There is a video below in case you don't want to read much. The Problem: Gen AI-enabled Corrections…

I built an AI cowriter and director called Coweave to help anybody write interactive fiction, a task that until now required some knowhow of programming.

TLDR: I learnt about Apple’s new Live Caller ID lookup feature last month, and I built out a simple implementation of that in TypeScript called sharded-seal-lookup. This post explains how the…