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AnyDoc Hands-On: Convert Word to Markdown in Under 1 Second, Ready for Agents to Use
I used AnyDoc to convert documents to Markdown at high speed. This article covers the complete CLI and Agent Skill workflows, the document structure it preserves, and how it differs from Marker and MinerU.
Pake Hands-on: Turn Threads into a Roughly 10MB Mac App with One Command
Pake is an open-source Rust and Tauri tool that packages websites as desktop apps for macOS, Windows, and Linux. I used it to turn Threads into a standalone app, from a terminal command to an app inside Applications.
Zed Hands-on: A Smooth AI Code Editor I Have Been Trying Lately
I recently moved a project into Zed and found it surprisingly pleasant to use. It feels responsive, and it can bring ChatGPT, Codex, and MCP into the same workspace without asking me to abandon VS Code.
DBX: A Lightweight Database Tool for 70+ Engines, Including Supabase
DBX is an open-source database client with an approximately 20 MB desktop installer. I connected it to Supabase and explored its multi-database workflow, editor themes, AI assistant, and MCP integration.
OpenLogi Hands-on: A Local, Open-Source Logitech Options+ Alternative With a macOS HID Fix
OpenLogi is a local, open-source tool for selected Logitech HID++ peripherals, with button, DPI, and SmartShift controls. This guide covers Homebrew, macOS permissions, and one HID transport error; Windows worked directly after installation in my test.
RustDesk Open-Source Remote Desktop Test: Controlling macOS from Windows
RustDesk is an open-source remote desktop tool that can control computers across platforms and also supports self-hosted servers. This article records my hands-on flow: downloading from GitHub, logging in, enabling permissions, setting a fixed password, and accepting the first connection.
RTK Terminal Token Reducer Installation and Hands-on Test: Cut Claude Code Costs by Over 70%
RTK (Rust Token Killer) is a high-performance Rust-based CLI proxy tool that automatically filters and compresses terminal output, saving 60-90% of token usage for AI-assisted development.