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I spent a solid week on mine and haven’t had to tweak it in three years. We’re not all inefficient ;)

Nobody stole anything. A story was shared.

When you spend 8 hours a day reading it, it has a pretty big impact. At least to me, its style is exhausting. Also very important for software itself. Documentation, tickets, code comments etc

Claude gave me a very factual answer. Listing off the potential effects, not once referring to me being a dog or human. Then it ended with “ Call a vet if you see repeated vomiting, no bowel movement for over 24 hours with straining, a hunched or painful belly, lethargy, or blood in stool. Otherwise monitor and carry on being a dog.”

This is really nice, great job! I built something similar for myself on MacOS recently. Started off as a window manager then began adding keyboard navigation features as I was unhappy with other tools (vimium, shortcat etc).

Hint mode as a feature being able to click all active links on the screen is great and very useful.

Two features I've added recently that have made never using a mouse much more feasible:

1. Search mode - Search for any text on the page, jump to it and then use vim keybindings to select text from there and copy => I use this 20+ times a day

2. Scroll mode - Any scroll area on the page is highlighted with a hint, but when selected it clicks the scroll area and allows you to use keybindings like j/k/gg/G to scroll up and down. I loved this from vimium and wanted to everywhere

Feel free to steal those :)

https://github.com/andyhmltn/nflow