Simon B. Støvring

@simonbs
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Developer and speaker with a passion for iOS and macOS.

Bringing festive lights to your Mac’s dock and menu bar and your iPhone’s Home Screen with https://festivitas.app 🎄

Smashing your Mac into bits with https://smashsmash.app 🔨💥

Also building https://runestone.app, https://scriptable.app, https://jayson.app, https://datajar.app, and more.

Aspiring home brewer, brewing both beers and espressos ☕️🍻

Websitehttps://simonbs.dev
Runestonehttps://apps.apple.com/us/app/runestone-text-editor/id1548193893
Scriptablehttps://apps.apple.com/us/app/scriptable/id1405459188
GitHubhttps://github.com/simonbs
I've been looking at big EVs for so long that I'm starting to realize that what I'd really like is a MINI with a lot of quirks and personality.

Pods are spun up per conversation and run Claude Agent SDK, orchestrated by Kubernetes.

Users authorize the Google and Notion services with OAuth.

User data is accessed via in-cluster APIs with user-scoped tokens. Each pod can only access the data of a single user.

Strong isolation. No cross-user leakage.

This feels like the way to build multi-user agents.

Very happy with this internal Slack agent I started building at Framna some weeks ago.

It pulls data from our Google Drive, Calendar and Notion.

- Built on Claude Agent SDK
- Multiple users by design
- Each conversation runs in its own pod
- User data is made securely available to pods

Trying to use Codex CLI with `codex app-server` and starting a session in a specific directory, but it always seems to use the app server's working directory.

I've tried `codex --remote ws://127.0.0.1:3000 --cd /some/path` to no avail.

Has anyone managed to open a session in a specific directory when also using app server?

@stroughtonsmith @lukaskubanek It’s fixed in iOS 26.5 beta as per our internal testing with our apps, FYI.

brrr now supports sending your secret in the Authorization header.

https://brrr.now/docs/#sending-the-key-in-the-authorization-header

brrr docs

Your webhooks can be found inside the app.

brrr
Good news! Based on my initial tests on iOS 26.5 beta and reports from others in the community, CloudKit sync seems to be working again.
Have anyone had a chance to test if the iOS 26.5 beta solves the CloudKit syncing issue? Release notes doesn't seem to mention it.

The internet has changed. Not for the better.

A big part of it used to be linking between sites. Ideas and information connected. Now the biggest platforms downrank anything that sends you away.

Headlines used to inform. Now they’re just clickbait.

It used to feel like a place for human creativity and shared knowledge. Now it’s increasingly just computer generated content.

Feels like we’ve engineered ourselves into a corner where the internet is no longer the information hub we need.

Apple just released a Little Finder Guy Blind Box!!!

https://www.apple.com/shop/product/littlefinderguy