Johnny Chadda

I usually run multiple Claude Code instances in my terminal using Zellij together with ygg.

Since starting to use agentic coding tools like Claude Code, there has been an increasing need for being able to work on multiple things in parallell in the same repository.

I have been implementing Getting Things Done in Things for a long time.

Getting Things Done is a methodology for managing life’s many inputs and to provide clear mental space to focus.

This post a stab at implementing meeting notes in Obsidian.

I have been thinking about, and experimenting with, using Obsidian vs. other specialist tools.

I have been using Google Stadia to play games, but since it’s shutting down in a few days, I thought the controllers would just become e-waste.

Imagine that in any moment in life, you could access any kind of experience: happiness, joy, playfulness, sadness, anger, peace, awe.

I have been using Stage Manager on the m2 iPad Pro with an external screen on 16.2 beta for a while and sure, there are still some bugs and strange behaviors to iron out, but it is definitely a leap forwards in terms of being able to be even more producti…

I recently made the decision to move this blog from WordPress to Ghost.

With the recent release of the M1 Macs, is there still a reason for the iPad to continue existing?

Creator of Getting Things Done, David Allen, goes through his productivity setup.

I have always looked for ways of working more efficiently, and being able to get the most out of every day by spending time on what is important and not necessary just the loud and urgent.

One of the cornerstones of Getting Things Done is getting anything on your mind down to a trusted system.

I recently did a walkthrough of my OmniFocus setup on Learn OmniFocus.