miniblog.

Playing with Zellij this week (a terminal multiplexer like screen/tmux) and it's worked great so far. It's nice having many short-lived, named terminal sessions on a remote machine. Normally I'd have multiple iTerm windows, but they end up with huge histories.

I tried OpenClaw today and I was surprised by the short time horizon of conversations. Am I holding it wrong? W: Summarise open issues on my GH repo. O: (summary) W: OK, remember how I want you to format content [..]. O: Noted. W: Summarise the issues again. O: What issues?

I'm increasingly treating terminal sessions as short lived: starting a fresh terminal tab keeps scrollback short and easy to search. I'd love to have a terminal emulator that allows me to skip over output of specific verbose commands when searching.