This week's #DevToolsDigest includes news and resources from @ManusAI_HQ, @atuinsh, @codeyam_ai, and more. https://t.co/CPS1ockRL1

@YoungPhlo_ @baggiponte @atuinsh is great! Give it a go!

@giffmana Still thinking about what config I’ll be going with. Tried @dhh s omarchy but I dont think I can get used to tiling window manager. So most likely it will be arch + xfce. What I really like and can recommend is @atuinsh - best shell history search ever.

One of my favorite developer tricks in the past few years is going all in on @atuinsh for shell history. It's gotten to the point where it is quite jarring to visit a shell not using it. https://t.co/eYYz7s8KYa

I know I'm repeating myself but I love atuin! I don't know how I have lived without it

repost but I use @atuinsh by @ellie_huxtable and it's so good can super recommend, life would be significantly worse without it

@ellie_huxtable , @atuinsh 🎉🎉🎉 > A new release is out! `atuin` v18.7.0, with support for SQLite on the server. Read more bellow:

.@atuinsh is one piece of software I didn't know I needed until I tried it out once. Highly recommend for anyone working in the terminal!

As an avid ctrl+r for command history search, I can't believe I waited this long to try @atuinsh

One of my favorite CLIs that I use and thank for daily is @atuinsh. Their scripts feature is a game changer for my endless list of one-liners I keep repeating and tweaking. So good! Your favourite CLI just got better. https://t.co/F7cn32wlNs

Here is the magic command I always keep in my @atuinsh history 👉 all-in-one to push, open a PR and auto-merge it when checks pass. Probably saves me hours per week.

Holy shit people are going to freak out when they see @atuinsh Desktop. I have never actually shilled something before, but if you know, you know, and this is a "great pain leads to great artists" level to the heart of problems what engineers in systems struggle with.

💻 @Ghosttyorg? @atuinsh? Looks like we're in good company!

Most infrastructure is held together by 5 commands someone remembers when shit breaks Docs? Outdated. Answers? Buried in Slack, Notion, or shell history We got tired of that. So we built Atuin Desktop.

This week's News: https://t.co/IidvShRoPk 1️⃣ Google's open protocol for AI agent collaboration 2️⃣ Datastar is an Alpine.js / htmx love child 3️⃣ Matthias Endler on things he finds in the best devs 4️⃣ Turns out Linus Torvalds built Git in 10 days 5️⃣ Zev helps you remember terminal

@endpoint - @zeddotdev - @Ghosttyorg - @atuinsh That's it, to start.

On discovering new cli tools, I have today atuin: history with superpowers: https://t.co/usti36BWwY @atuinsh take a look:

how to create a new hosted service 1. spin up remote machine 2. install @atuinsh 3. everything else

"Atuin solved all my problems with history" "It really is a game changer for working on the console and I can't recommend it enough" For years I just wanted to make something that people used, and I'm super happy to have done so ❤️

Set up a new CLI tool for history search and management called @atuinsh. Will take some getting used to, I'm sure, but I think it'll pay off.