Tech Shortcuts

My personal collection of scripts, CLI tools, and automation hacks that save me hours. Why do the same thing twice?

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fzf + ripgrep: any file in your repo in one keystroke

April 22, 2026

The 20-second alias that replaced 90% of my ls-and-grep flow. Fuzzy-search every file in the repo, preview it with syntax highlighting, open it in your editor — all bound to one shortcut.

Git worktrees: run three Claude Code agents on one repo without collisions

April 22, 2026

Worktrees give each agent its own isolated checkout that shares the same .git. Three agents, three branches, zero merge chaos. The cleanest parallelism trick I know.

Claude Code slash commands: five minutes of setup, every repeated workflow becomes one word

April 22, 2026

Custom slash commands turn /review, /plan, /ship into first-class verbs. You stop re-typing the same 200-word instructions. Here's the scaffold.

uv: the Python package manager that replaced pip and poetry on my machine

April 22, 2026

10-100x faster than pip, Cargo-style lockfiles, runs scripts with inline deps, manages Python versions itself. My migration from poetry took fifteen minutes.

MCP: wire Gmail, Calendar, and your own DB into Claude Code

April 22, 2026

Model Context Protocol makes any tool a first-class citizen inside Claude Code. Three integrations, one config file, no glue code.