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Sep 04, 2026·3 min read

Getting sudo to use Touch ID on macOS

macOS can authenticate sudo with Touch ID through pam_tid.so. The update-safe setup is one line in /etc/pam.d/sudo_local, with the normal password prompt left as a fallback.

macOSTerminalTouch ID+1 more
May 20, 2026·3 min read

Getting cmux to hand HTML files back to my real browser

cmux 0.64.5 flipped the default for opening local HTML files: they now preview inside cmux instead of launching your system browser. One settings key flips it back.

cmuxTerminalmacOS+1 more
Apr 24, 2026·3 min read

Migrating from Ghostty to cmux

cmux is built on libghostty and reads my existing ~/.config/ghostty/config, so the move from Ghostty was effectively a relaunch. Here is what it actually got me: workspaces with PR status in the sidebar and an embedded browser for opening plans and PRs next to the terminal that owns them.

TerminalcmuxGhostty+3 more
Mar 22, 2026·5 min read

Building a custom Claude Code status line

Claude Code gives you a JSON blob and a shell script hook. I used it to build a multi-line status line with repo info, GitButler branches, cost tracking, and rate limits in one session.

Claude CodeAITerminal+3 more
Mar 11, 2026·4 min read

Ghostty tab titles from git repo names

Using a zsh hook and Ghostty configuration to show the git repo name in terminal tab titles.

GhosttyTerminalZsh+2 more
Mar 10, 2026·11 min read

My dotfiles setup: how I manage my dev environment

I've been asked about my dotfiles a few times, so here's the full breakdown — GNU Stow for symlinks, multi-identity Git, 1Password SSH, AI agent configs, and a bunch of shell tricks I've picked up along the way.

DotfilesTerminalZsh+3 more
Mar 06, 2026·7 min read

Migrating my terminal setup to Ghostty, Zinit, and Starship with Claude

How I used Claude Code to migrate my terminal and shell configuration, preserve my existing integrations, and check the result.

AITerminalGhostty+3 more
Nov 22, 2025·4 min read

Restricting macOS settings for a child's account

The account setup and System Settings restrictions I chose for a family Mac, while keeping school Wi-Fi access available and managing NextDNS separately.

macOSParentingSecurity+1 more