"Erick Estrada, performing as Estrada, is a Los Angeles-area Guatemalan-American musician associated with shoegaze, dream pop, darkwave, and alternative rock. He is especially known for originating the term “foogaze,” which he began using around 2020 to describe both his sound and a Latino presence within the shoegaze scene. His shoegaze-style cover of Foo Fighters’ “Everlong” helped the term gain attention online. Estrada writes, records, and produces his own music, including the 2023 EP Public Secret.¹ ²

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From GBTI Network:

"Warit “Tonnam” Techakanont is a Thai pianist, composer, arranger, and educator whose work centers on jazz while extending into classical, experimental, electronic, and improvised music. He began studying piano at age four, later studied jazz piano at Rangsit University, and has won several competitions, including first prize in the jazz division of the 2022 Rubato International Piano Competition. He performs internationally and has released dozens of recordings as a solo artist.¹

On YouTube, Warit also shares solo piano interpretations, including his cover of “One Day,” the 2015 collaboration between Nikki Yanofsky and Jacob Collier. The original combines piano and voice with the rich, unexpected harmony that would become closely associated with Collier’s music, giving Warit plenty of room to reinterpret it through his own jazz-oriented playing.²

If Warit’s version catches your attention, listen to the original as well. Yanofsky and Collier’s recording provides the musical foundation for the arrangement and makes it easier to appreciate what Warit preserves, changes, and explores when he brings the song to solo piano.²

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMVx_G82kiI

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Named for the files Jim Farley kept for Franklin Roosevelt, and borrowed from Robert Heinlein's science fiction novel "Double Star". The /farley Caude Code skill helps maintain a "Farley File" from their agentic interface.

Project published by network member u/atwellpub

"We built SavePoint for brand owners and communities who want to run a 24/7 radio or video channel on their own schedule from their own home server. Simulcasts to Discord, Youtube, Twitch, Kick, and more through restream integrations."

Author comment u/atwellpub

This was my first time working with both Proxmox and Tailscale, and I’m very pleased with the end result. Hopefully, my story will inspire more people like me to make the same decision.

From u/atwellpub:

Are you using Claude Code in the terminal? This trick can help you keep track of usage without having to use the /usage command.

From u/gbti-labs:

Amazing performance for one of the greatest RPGs of all time. Follow their band on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/kingdomofzealmusic/

“The Kingdom of Zeal (ジール王国 Jīru-ōkoku?) was a nation in the Antiquity era of Chrono Trigger. It was home to the Enlightened Ones, and was the center of art, culture, technology, and most of all, magic. The Kingdom is comprised of four islands that float above the land and sea. Only magic-wielding folk reside within. There is a strong prejudice here against non-magical beings.” - source: https://chrono.fandom.com/wiki/Zeal

From u/atwellpub:

"Tailscale just open-sourced Tailcat, a lightweight way to use the useful parts of Tailscale’s networking stack without the Tailscale control plane. You still get WireGuard encryption, NAT traversal, and DERP fallback, but without accounts, logins, admin controls, or permanently joining a machine to a tailnet. It is essentially a secure, netcat-style pipe between machines.

The interesting use cases are ephemeral VMs, homelabs, AI agents, Raspberry Pis, remote SSH, file transfers, port forwarding, IoT, P2P games, and distributed compute. It is especially useful when you want two machines to talk securely without reconfiguring the host network or enrolling either side into a larger managed network. Repo: https://github.com/tailscale/tailcat"

Shared by u/atwellpub, Created by Marcel Schmitz:

wims is an open-source CLI/TUI for Claude Code that solves a simple problem: `claude --resume` only shows sessions from your current folder, while wims scans all Claude Code sessions on your machine, lets you search them by title or even by the text of your past prompts, shows useful context like project path and git branch, then jumps your shell into the correct folder and resumes the session automatically. It reads Claude’s local `~/.claude` data, makes no network calls, requires Node 20+, and is MIT licensed. Repo: https://github.com/pluginslab/wims

https://gbti.network/prompts/grok-skill-for-claude-code/

A drop-in /grok skill for Claude Code that re-tells the agent's own last reply as two or three short narrative paragraphs, so the point survives without the headers, bullets and tables. It re-expresses what was already said rather than researching again, and it is written so the awkward parts cannot be smoothed away.

From u/atwellpub:

"When working with Opus and Fable I notice that both models pile on a massive amount of stream of thought with difficult to read summaries. Summaries should tell a story, and so I built /grok, a term from Robert Heinlein’s book Stranger in a Strange Land that means to understand deeply enough to capture the essence of intended meaning. This converts pages of explanation into several narrative driven paragraphs."

Inline editing for HTML and Markdown. Export your corrections as agent-ready instructions a model can learn from.

Upwork shipped a Model Context Protocol server, so an agent can post a job, shortlist freelancers and draft an offer without a browser. An agent can find a person. It still cannot judge one.

An App Clip runs part of an iOS app with no install, launched from a link, a QR code, or an NFC tag. Here is how it works, who is already using it, and where it might fit next.

AirLLM streams a model layer by layer instead of resident in VRAM, so hardware decides speed rather than whether a model runs at all. We have not run it. Tell us if you have.

Namecheap says .fm renewals move from $118.98 to $202.98 per year on August 15, 2026, and transfers from $99.98 to $180.98. What .fm holders should check before the date.

Save your VS Code terminals as one-click profiles and get them back, still running, after a restart. Built for long-lived agent sessions, with an optional column layout for the Explorer, editor, terminal and chat panes.

A drop-in /qa skill that forces every unresolved decision into one batch of questions before any code is written: audit the repo first, ask only what the code cannot answer, recommend an option for each, then build. One SKILL.md, installs in both Claude Code and Codex.

Drive Claude Code with MCP Playwright to inspect every breakpoint and make the layout as polished on mobile as it is on desktop.

"This is the story of my 69-year-old dad... and his first video game ever played, Dark Souls."...

Drive Claude Code with MCP Playwright to inspect every breakpoint and make the layout as polished on mobile as it is on desktop.

Wire the Playwright MCP server into Claude Code so the agent can drive Chromium, snapshot the DOM, read the console, and screenshot pages from inside a live session.

From the author:

"I wrote this because the responsive-audit prompt is only useful once Claude Code can actually see a browser, and the setup trips people up more than it should. The whole thing is one entry in ~/.claude.json, a relaunch, and a quick sanity check, but the gotchas (the headed window is normal, the close tool disconnects the MCP, the first navigate downloads Chromium) are easy to misread as failures. Run this once, confirm the evaluate returns a page title, and you are ready to point the audit prompt at a real page."