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Homebrew v7 Release Rundown
Homebrew 7.0.0 ships a native Mac app, a built-in vulnerability scanner, and installs that run with no network access at all. But the change most developers need to act on is the one that finally retires the Intel Mac. Ten changes, ranked by urgency.
OpenClaw 2.0: The Refactor That Ate the Platform
They set out to clean up the installer and rebuild the browser app. Seven weeks and 16,000 pull requests later, they had a new major version — and one system nobody explained.
Ghostty and libghostty: The Terminal Core Quietly Reshaping the Ecosystem
I went from the stock macOS Terminal, to Ghostty this year, to Supacode this week — and only then realized the last two run on the same engine. Here's the story of Ghostty, libghostty, and why a reusable terminal core matters.
Pi: The Agent Harness That Defers, On Purpose
Earendil's Pi is a minimal coding agent that ships primitives instead of features — deferring MCP, sub-agents, and plan mode to you, your extensions, and the tools you already run.
Homebrew 6.0.0 Is Here: Tap Trust, Sandboxing, and a Faster Default
Homebrew 6.0.0 lands with a new tap-trust security model, Linux build sandboxing, the faster JSON API on by default, and a clear sunset timeline for Intel Macs.
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