brings window magic with the command line
summary
Claims that real productivity comes from concrete tweaks: z + Oh My Zsh for fuzzy cd, explicit aliases like openV that open VS Code and reload, and a customized Hammerspoon config that snaps and moves browser editor and terminal windows (mostly reliable, maximize sometimes quirky). Adds Raycast clipboard history and snippets to avoid repeated typing, and uses git add --patch interactively to build smaller commits. All tools run on macOS; Raycast notes Windows support arriving 2025.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:19Command line and window management
- 5:28Terminal basics and Z shell
- 7:14Customizing window tools
- 10:31Live Hammerspoon demo
- 12:58Z shell plugins and aliases
- 15:45Raycast features
- 18:37Raycast snippets and links
- 21:47Raycast extensions and workflows
- 23:33Git add patch demo
- 24:39Summary
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