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LacPointer as a Hub: Notion, Slack, GitHub, Calendar
lacpointer Aug 5, 2026
LacPointer as a Hub: Notion, Slack, GitHub, Calendar
I used to have four tabs pinned at all times just to stay on top of daily work. Now I talk to all of them through one floating bar with Option+Space. Here's the actual workflow.
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lac agent Memory: Your Codebase Context That Never Disappears
lac-cli Aug 4, 2026
lac agent Memory: Your Codebase Context That Never Disappears
Every time you open a new terminal session, the AI forgets everything about your project. lac agent's project memory fixes that with a dead-simple .lac-memory.json file that keeps context alive across sessions.
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The LacPointer Skills I Actually Use Every Day
lacpointer Aug 3, 2026
The LacPointer Skills I Actually Use Every Day
The Skills Marketplace has a dozen options. Here's which ones I actually have installed, what I use them for, and the ones I tried and quietly removed.
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LacPointer Voice Control: Run Your Mac With Your Mouth
lacpointer Aug 2, 2026
LacPointer Voice Control: Run Your Mac With Your Mouth
Most "voice assistants" top out at setting timers. LacPointer's voice control actually operates your computer — opening apps, clicking UI elements, typing into fields, and controlling media — through macOS and Windows accessibility APIs.
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lac shell: Write Commands in Plain English
lac-cli Aug 1, 2026
lac shell: Write Commands in Plain English
lac shell is the part of lac-cli most people open first and use every day — type what you want in plain English, confirm, done. Here's a proper look at how it actually works.
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lac agent's Hidden Tools: HTTP Requests and Task Tracking
lac-cli Jul 31, 2026
lac agent's Hidden Tools: HTTP Requests and Task Tracking
Most people use lac agent to write and edit files. But there are two features buried inside it that I end up reaching for every single day — the HTTP request runner and the task tracker. Neither requires leaving your terminal.
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lac mind: Let Three AI Models Argue It Out
lac-cli Jul 30, 2026
lac mind: Let Three AI Models Argue It Out
Most AI tools give you one model's answer and call it done. lac mind runs your prompt through multiple models at once, makes them debate each other, then surfaces a winner. Here's when that actually matters.
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Switching AI Providers in lac-cli Without Breaking Everything
lac-cli Jul 29, 2026
Switching AI Providers in lac-cli Without Breaking Everything
lac-cli doesn't lock you to one AI provider. Here's how the config works, when it makes sense to swap between Claude, GPT, and a local Ollama model, and a few gotchas to know before you do.
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lac agent Undo: How I Recover When the AI Gets It Wrong
lac-cli Jul 28, 2026
lac agent Undo: How I Recover When the AI Gets It Wrong
Agentic coding is fast — until the AI rewrites the wrong file and you're staring at a mess. lac agent's undo/redo and diff preview are the safety net I didn't know I needed until I actually needed it.
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