It also searches my zettelkasten and links back to things I've forgotten.

Wrote about the workflow and recorded a demo: decoding.io/2025/12/thi...

No reorganizing. The thread keeps expanding. This preserves how ideas actually develop instead of forcing structure upfront.

I added an AI layer that watches for questions in my outlines and responds inline as blockquotes. The agent writes like margin notes, not chat.

Jesus Fucking Christ!

Érzem a képen a pálinkás TSZ lábszagot.

I am eagerly waiting for the API/MCP integration. Any chance to get into the beta?

And I'm sure there are more examples like this in Liquid Glass.

I miss the times when we had long WWDC sessions talking about pixel level spacing and shaming weird UIs.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Elr...

I understand that Alan Dye wants to capsulate the whole world, but should we clip scrollbars?

Checkbox labels should not contain explination text. The best: the same settings window contains the proper example. 🙃

Since when do we indent preferences like this?

Apple left existing 3rd-party apps alone so they still work with the previous design. That's smart. But the new adaptive system needs serious work.

decoding.io/2025/08/fir...

Photos is the worst offender. The interface flips from black to white and back as you scroll through your library. Meanwhile Safari keeps the old blurred rectangle while Mail gets progressive blur. There's no consistency in the toolbar background logic.

Read the full post:

decoding.io/2025/08/sol...

The token savings are significant, but the real benefit is focus.

Each persona does one thing well with the right tools for that job. The system prompts shaped distinct behaviors.

When delegation happens, I must approve it first. The main persona will say something like: "I'd like to ask the research persona to analyze this Rails controller for N+1 queries using its specialized tools."

Research persona loads Zen for multi-model reasoning, Context7 for library docs, Octocode for code search. GTD persona connects to OmniFocus, Obsidian, DEVONthink.

The most powerful aspect isn't just the separation. It's the ability for personas to delegate to each other.

Based on subagents I had the following idea: what if I split Claude into specialized personas, each loading only the tools it actually needs? Main persona stays clean and fast.