Uses

My main AI. Claude Code does a lot of my day-to-day coding while I review, and I use the app to think through designs before anything gets built.

Quick questions and second opinions. Useful for getting an answer from outside my usual toolchain.

Mostly for long documents — the large context window earns its keep.

The agent in my terminal. Good for fixing a failing command without breaking flow.

My IDE for big multi-language projects. The refactoring tools are still unmatched.

Main editor for daily work. The AI integration fits how I actually write code.

Still installed, rarely opened — Cursor replaced it for daily work.

JetBrains' web IDE. I keep it around for a few older projects.

For the rare Android build. Based on IntelliJ, so it feels familiar.

Only when a React Native build needs the iOS toolchain.

HTML and CSS expansion shortcuts. Muscle memory at this point.

Formats everything, so I never argue about style — with myself or anyone else.

Catches the mistakes Prettier cannot. Every project gets a config.

My shell since macOS made it the default. Never felt a reason to leave.

Manages my Zsh config, prompt, and plugins.

My daily terminal. Blocks and searchable command history done right.

Personal todo list. Simple enough that I actually keep it up to date.

Issue tracking at work. Fast enough that filing a ticket is not a chore.

All non-code writing lives here, in plain Markdown.