I have /finalize skill that I'm often using after working on something, to make it shippable.

It auto-fixes obvious issues, creates branch/PR if needed, simplifies where safe, consider blind spots and alternatives etc.

Working quite well for me. https://gists.sh/linuz90/8e080ad02283dfd4e78b1adc910f06b4

Great prompt I tried today:

› Is there a smart way to make {file path} smaller and tighter, while actually making it achieve the same goals even BETTER?

This made some AGENTS .md files ~50% smaller, with no quality loss.

I'm shipping faster and faster thanks to my little "lwt" worktree helper.

Makes it so easy to spin up agents on tasks.

Now it even auto-splits the terminal in iTerm and Ghostty.

Some cool examples:

GitHub Gists are useful but look terrible.

So I’ve built:

→ https://gists.sh

Simply replace the domain in any gist URL with gists dot sh.

You’ll get:
• Clean typography and layout
• Great syntax highlighting
• Dark mode
• Multi-file gists with tabs
• Frontmatter rendered as a proper header
• CSV/tables with sortable columns
• Markdown that actually looks good

If you're using OpenClaw on Telegram, set up forum topics.

Turns one messy chat into organized topics. Each with its own isolated LLM session. Your finance chat never bleeds into your dev context.

Setup: enable Threaded Mode in BotFather, then tell your agent to create topics and route messages to them.

When I forward emails now, they auto-sort. Race prep lands in Racing. Morning briefing goes to Life.

Worktrees are great but the terminal UX is terrible.

Built a small CLI that makes them usable for me.

It shows the status of each one clearly, and makes adding and removing super easy. Copies .env too (recursively) and optionally installs deps.

→ https://github.com/linuz90/lwt

It can also directly launch your favorite AI CLI on worktree creation.

Feel free to contribute and make it your own.