This is the first weekly digest on Medevel. Most of what I wrote this week is about AI agents: two terminals built around them, a manager for agent skills, and a tool that trims tokens before they reach the model.
There were no new Mac posts this week, so I added a short macOS section with the Mac apps I covered over the last few weeks. Everything here is free, and most of it is open source.
Self-hosted IoT in regulated environments: what to control and what not to build from scratch An industrial operator may bring its IoT platform into a private environment to keep telemetry…
The AI Session Terminal Problem Close the window and nothing dies. That’s the idea behind ThinkTerm, a free, open-source terminal for macOS, Linux and Windows with a multiplexer built in….
Industrial logistics faces growing pressure to improve transportation efficiency, reduce operating costs, and maintain stable material flows. In ports, factories, and logistics parks, traditional truck operations can struggle with repetitive…
Engineering teams write almost everything in plain text. Architecture decision records (ADRs), RFCs, runbooks, post-incident reviews, and API migration plans live as GitHub Flavored Markdown files inside version-controlled repositories. That…
Developers, technical founders, and open-source maintainers spend far more time explaining software than they expect. Between sprint demos, conference talks, architecture proposals, and investor or stakeholder updates, building slide decks…