Notes from the Sharpy team
Claude Code, Mac how-tos and comparisons. One question per post, answered first.
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· 7 min read
Claude Code worktrees: run three sessions, keep the thread
How --worktree gives each Claude Code session its own checkout, what to copy into it, how cleanup works, and how to know which of three sessions needs you.
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· 4 min read
How to find clipboard history on Mac (macOS 26 and before)
macOS 26 has clipboard history in Spotlight once you turn it on (⌘Space, then ⌘4). Finder shows only the last item; older Macs need Maccy, Paste or Raycast.
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· 5 min read
Claude Code notification when done: hook, sound, setup
One Notification hook in ~/.claude/settings.json pings you when Claude Code finishes or needs permission. macOS, Linux, a sound, and click-to-focus for Ghostty.
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· 6 min read
Screenpipe review 2026: what it records and costs
Screenpipe records screen frames and audio, 5 to 10 GB a month by its README. Sharpy keeps only the words, on your Mac. What each stores, costs and does.
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· 4 min read
Claude Code memory: what it keeps, and what it can't see
Claude Code remembers CLAUDE.md and 200 lines of auto memory. It can't see what you read or decided on your Mac. One MCP command adds that, plus your list.
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· 5 min read
Rewind AI in 2026: what happened, and what replaced it
Rewind stopped capturing on 19 December 2025. Here is what each Mac replacement records, where it keeps the data, and which one fits how you work.
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· 3 min read
What is screen memory, and how does a Mac app keep it?
Screen memory is a searchable record of the text your Mac showed you. How it is captured, what stays local, what a model sees, and what Sharpy does with it.
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