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OpenClaw's TUI doesn't support named sessions. Everything piles into one continuous conversation unless you manually /new or /reset. This is fine for casual use, but frustrating when you need separate contexts for different tasks.

lobs is a bash-based session manager that fixes this. Use lobs open <name> to create isolated, named sessions—like "work", "blog", or "music"—each with their own history and context. You can jump back into any session later without losing your place.

Full implementation at github.com/NoelJames/lobs.

The other day I learned that the Ingress NGINX project is being retired, and as someone who develops first and works with sysops second, I was shocked because I truly did not know there were strong alternatives. Ingress NGINX is being retired mainly because the project has collected too much technical and security related maintenance debt to keep pace with modern Kubernetes patterns. And here is the surprise: it has not been the best option for quite some time. With the rise of the Gateway API, Traefik steps in as a far more natural fit because it is easier to operate, more secure by design, and aligned with the direction the Kubernetes networking ecosystem is moving toward.

Let's look into what that means and how I found it useful for my use case.

Merlican is a Pelican plugin that enables Mermaid diagram support in your Markdown content. Write diagrams using standard Mermaid code blocks and have them rendered client-side in your generated site.

“Run With It” is a fun, modular SwiftUI watchOS 10 app that hooks into HealthKit’s outdoor workout sessions to give you real-time heart-rate and distance feedback right on your wrist. We split the heavy lifting into two simple managers ( HeartRateManager for your BPM and WorkoutManager for distance), built three clean SwiftUI screens (SetupView, RunningWorkoutView, SummaryView), and battled through Xcode’s target quirks, Info.plist permissions, and Simulator oddities. The result? A solid blueprint for instant running insights on Apple Watch.

Pelican is a static site generator written in Python, and it's a fantastic choice for developers, bloggers, and technical writers who love the idea of maintaining content in plain text. What makes Pelican so cool is its blend of power and simplicity. You write your content in Markdown or reStructuredText …