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The DX friction: it lives in your working directory. Switching branches means stashing, losing context, juggling.\nGit worktrees fix this. This script just connects them:

gwt-create feature-auth # new worktree + Claude opens\ngwt-switch fix-bug-42 # jump to another\ngwt-list # see what's running

Now I run parallel features without thinking about it. No hyped AI IDE needed to find a workflow like this — just git and a shell script.

zsh only. Bash port welcome.

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What it does:

Single HTML file, no deps, 111 loc

Notes live in the URL hash (shareable links!)

Auto-compressed with CompressionStream

Plain-text editor (contenteditable)

History support

Page title from first # heading

Respects light/dark mode

No storage, cookies, or tracking

The entire app is the page source.

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created:	December 25, 2025
karma:	2
about:	Backend engineer working on distributed systems and LLM-based products.

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