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Thiago Perrotta
Welcome to my digital garden – a space dedicated to exploring technology and sharing what I’ve been learning. This site reflects my passion for continuous learning and open-source software, wherein I document my journey, offer insights, and dive into miscellaneous topics that reflect my interest. My goal is to maintain a corner of the Web for self-expression focused on valuable, distraction-free content. I believe in the power of the Open Web as a platform for sharing knowledge.
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♠ Previously, previously. Problem statement: adopt caveman in pi. Pi isn’t one of the 30+ agents caveman auto-detects. The install matrix (INSTALL.md) lists agent detection rules one by one — claude, cursor, windsurf, opencode, openclaw, etc — and pi isn’t in it. Running the one-liner installer here would just skip...
♠ Previously. Problem statement: LogSeq v2 is moving its graph format from markdown files to a sqlite database: What’s New with Logseq DB — May 16th 2026 Big update: Logseq is splitting into two versions This is not OK for my workflow. The whole point of adopting LogSeq was, just like Obsidian, the promise of...
♠ The recently released Apple Sports app was surely a great way to keep up with the World Cup on the go. It is very polished; it does one thing, and does it well. Simple yet effective. I do recommend it. It’s especially handy when you’re not able to watch a match live for whatever reason. If you’re able to watch a...
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♠ TIL: brew pin. For reasons to be elaborated in another post, I am currently prevented from upgrading LogSeq to its latest version in homebrew: % brew outdated [...] logseq (0.10.14) != 2.0.1 [...] LogSeq v2 introduces breaking changes to my workflow. I found this out the hard way. As put by Valodim in HN: And now...
♠ Typically: Step 1: buy a physical book — via Amazon, bookstores, classifieds marketplaces (e.g. Craigslist in the US, Kijiji in Canada, Kleinanzeigen in Germany). Bonus points for used copies. This should take up to a week. Step 2: read the goddamn book. This is arguably the hardest part, albeit the most exciting...
Project Aces (from the Ace Combat series) has one of the best videogame OSTs ever. I am1 finally pleased2 to find their whole collection available on Spotify as of 2026. Previously, only a handful of them were available. No more fiddling random playlists on YouTube Music! See also: radio. I’m not the only one. ↩︎ I...
Previously. Problem statement: I manage a few dozen repos via myrepos (mr), and I wanted a single command to show which ones have work in progress (“WIP”) — uncommitted changes, dirty staging area, stray branches and alike. I want essentially a filtered version of mr ls. So I defined my own command. A repo is not...
Problem statement: a site / domain needs pop-ups for OAuth / logins, but I don’t want to disable Safari’s pop-up blocker globally just to appease a couple of domains. Safari lets one scope the exception on a per-site basis. The domain has to be open in a tab first, so that its entry shows up in the list: Open the...
Previously. Problem statement: one of my skills, /pr-pass, was a hand-rolled loop — push, poll CI, fix a failure, re-push, repeat, bail after five iterations. It works quite well, and it’s one of my most used skills. That said, recently Claude Code shipped /goal (in v2.1.139), which is exactly that loop, packaging...
Today in AGI: two Claude agents, same annotation, opposite answers. I had a PR touching an ArgoCD PostSync hook. Ordering hooks within a phase needs an annotation, so I asked; Claude Code (Opus 4.8) and Claude in GitHub disagreed: Claude Code: argocd.argoproj.io/hook-weight does not exist. Claude in GitHub: it does...
cmux is the best implementation I’ve seen for agent orchestrators apps like Conductor, T3 Code, Dux, and friends: Open source Ghostty-based macOS terminal with vertical tabs and notifications for AI coding agents. Built for multitasking, organization, and programmability. It’s built on top of Ghostty1 and it’s...
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