What I use

AI-assisted editor that is currently doing most of the heavy lifting.

Still the default fallback whenever a project needs the least friction.

Fast enough to stay interesting, especially for smaller focused sessions.

Only when full Android tooling really needs to be present.

Current terminal preference for day-to-day use.

Still useful when I want more control over behavior and config.

Minimal and direct, especially when I want the terminal to disappear into the background.

A calmer multiplexer than tmux for some setups.

Fast file movement without leaving the terminal.

Still the browser that feels the most intentionally arranged.

Mostly for dev tooling, inspection, and staying closer to the web platform.

Where durable notes tend to land before they become posts.

A more spatial workspace when plain notes stop being enough.

Still one of the cleanest places to just write Markdown.

Still one of the best places to reason about rules, traffic, and edge paths.

The easiest way to keep private machines reachable without turning everything into networking homework.

Still necessary whenever packets are the only honest answer.

A nicer HTTP/debugging surface when I do not want to open a heavier stack.

Not strictly networking, but close enough to edge/container work that it belongs here.

Launcher, snippets, clipboard, and small control surface all in one place.

Window management without turning the desktop into a tiling manifesto.

One of the fastest quality-of-life fixes on macOS.

Security tooling that is boring in the right way.

A good answer when files just need to move and nothing else should matter.