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GhosttyEXTREME - an unofficial Ghostty fork for running Claude Code and Codex across all your projects

Huge fan of Ghostty, so I forked it and built what I wanted for working with AI coding agents. To be clear, this is an unofficial fork and not made by the Ghostty team. Free and AGPL.

What I added on top of Ghostty:

- Projects and parallel agents in one window, with live watching of what each agent is doing.
- Shared memory between Claude Code and Codex. A new Codex session starts with what Claude learned about the project, and the other way round.
- Hand off and review. Send Claude's work to Codex with the exact diff and get a review back.
- Isolated sessions and Docker, a Git panel with PR checks, Allow/Deny prompts from the sidebar or a notification, and undo for any agent turn.

Watching agents costs zero tokens. It reads the transcripts Claude Code and Codex already write. Everything stays on your Mac, no account, no telemetry. macOS on Apple silicon only.

Source and one-line install: https://github.com/steventsvik/GhosttyEXTREME

I'd love feedback from Ghostty users, especially on what you'd want kept close to stock Ghostty and what should be optional.

u/Resident-Priority326 — 7 days ago
▲ 4 r/BeginnersRunning+1 crossposts

Former soccer player/CrossFit guy getting into running, looking for advice

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I’m getting into running more seriously after a long athletic background, but I’m pretty new to structured running training. I grew up playing competitive soccer at a high level and was always known more for speed, repeated sprints, and being able to cover a lot of ground.

After that, I spent the last few years focused heavily on gym training and hybrid/CrossFit-style conditioning, so I’m not starting from zero fitness, but running-specific training is definitely new to me. I’m trying to transition from “athletic person who can push through a run” into someone who actually trains intelligently as a runner.

A few things I’m curious about: how would you recommend building mileage without getting hit by overuse injuries? Should I prioritize easy runs/Zone 2 at first, or is it okay to keep some speed work in? Any advice for calves/Achilles adapting to more running volume, especially with a midfoot strike? How much should I care about cadence/form early on?

For anyone who came from soccer, lifting, CrossFit, or another sport: what helped you make the jump into distance running?

I want to take running seriously and build this the right way instead of just trying to out-grind bad training. Appreciate any advice, reality checks, or beginner mistakes to avoid.

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u/Resident-Priority326 — 5 months ago
▲ 9 r/StandingDesk+1 crossposts

Just opened my Apple Watch health stats and saw my 6-month daily stand average is 13 hours. I have a standing desk so I knew I was on my feet a lot but I didn’t think it was THIS much.

Is this actually healthy or am I going to wreck my joints? And what’s everyone else’s daily stand hour average. genuinely curious where I land. (20s, M)

u/Resident-Priority326 — 6 months ago