A polished TUI music client built on mpv and yt-dlp. Supports lyrics display, Spotify playlist import, and Last.fm scrobbling. Surprisingly complete for a terminal app, but relies on cookie-based auth and unofficial YouTube APIs.
OpenClaw Studio looks useful if you already run OpenClaw and want a GUI for agents, approvals, and scheduling. But it is a third-party dashboard, not an official control plane, and its local SQLite runtime deserves caution.
notebooklm-py is compelling because it automates NotebookLM where no official public API exists, but it does so through cookies and an unofficial reverse-engineered interface. That makes it interesting for narrow sandbox experiments, not a safe general recommendation.
REV-ERBα is a circadian protein that works overnight to clear the molecular debris linked to Alzheimer's — and it runs on NAD+. When NAD+ drops with age, the overnight cleanup crew stops showing up. This is what that costs you.
Your DNA takes over 10,000 oxidative hits per day. NLRP10 is the fire alarm that keeps that damage from cascading into cancer. Researchers just mapped exactly how it detects double-strand breaks — and what happens when it goes silent.
OpenCLI Skill is interesting because it offers one natural-language surface across many social platforms without relying on API keys. That same design also brings real posting, session, and platform-risk concerns, so it is better treated as a controlled operator tool than a casual automation add-on.
Ghostty is one of the easiest terminals to recommend if your workflow already lives in the shell. It feels mature, fast, and calm enough for daily use, especially in tmux-heavy setups where terminal quality compounds over time.
cmux is a polished native Mac terminal for multi-agent work, but I ultimately replaced it with ghostty + tmux. It is strong as an integrated cockpit, not a guaranteed long-term keeper.