AI Workflows
How to write a CLAUDE.md that actually helps the agent
CLAUDE.md is the most-undervalued AI productivity tool. A good one saves hours per week; a generic one is dead weight. Here's what makes the difference.
Honam Kang4 min
Blog
How AI multi-taskers organize files, projects, and prompts on macOS — plus deep-dives into the engineering behind mq-dir.
AI Workflows
Organize your AI prompts on disk: a flat library, version-controlled, reusable
Stop pasting the same instructions into every chat. Here's a battle-tested layout for a personal prompt library that you can grep, version-control, and share between Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex.
Honam Kang4 min
File Management
Finder vs Forklift: how much do you really save by paying $19.95?
Finder is free and integrated everywhere. Forklift costs $19.95 and adds dual-pane, SFTP, sync. Is it worth it for your workflow? An honest yes/no breakdown.
Honam Kang5 min
AI Tools
MCP servers worth setting up in 2026 (filesystem, git, databases)
Model Context Protocol matured in 2025-2026. Here are the seven MCP servers that earn their setup cost for AI dev workflows.
Honam Kang6 min
AI Workflows
Setting up a parallel agent fleet on macOS (5+ sessions, no chaos)
Running five Claude Code sessions on one Mac without losing track is a workflow problem, not an AI problem. Here's the layout that survives daily use.
Honam Kang5 min
AI Workflows
How to organize Claude Code projects on macOS (a workflow that survives 10 sessions)
A directory layout, naming convention, and pane-routing strategy for running multiple Claude Code sessions on macOS without losing your place.
Honam Kang5 min
File Management
Forklift vs Commander One: which dual-pane Mac file manager wins
Forklift is the polished native Mac veteran. Commander One is the Total Commander successor. They overlap heavily but feel quite different. The honest comparison.
Honam Kang5 min
File Management
Marta vs nnn: keyboard-first file managers compared
Marta is a GUI keyboard-first file manager; nnn is a terminal one. Both serve vim-style users. Where do they fit, and which fits your hand?
Honam Kang4 min
File Management
Forklift vs Path Finder in 2026 (Path Finder is dead — what now?)
Path Finder hasn't shipped since 2023. Forklift kept going. If you're still on Path Finder reluctantly, here's the honest comparison plus a third option.
Honam Kang5 min
File Management
mq-dir vs ranger: vim philosophy meets quad-pane GUI
ranger is the vim-philosophy terminal file manager that influenced a generation. mq-dir is the GUI quad-pane app for parallel work. The careful comparison.
Honam Kang5 min
File Management
mq-dir vs Default Folder X: replace vs augment
Default Folder X augments macOS Open/Save dialogs; mq-dir replaces Finder for navigation. They solve adjacent problems and most users want both.
Honam Kang5 min
File Management
mq-dir vs Yazi: the new terminal challenger meets quad-pane GUI
Yazi is the fastest-growing terminal file manager of 2025-2026 — Rust-built, async, with rich previews. mq-dir is the GUI quad-pane Mac app. When does each fit?
Honam Kang5 min