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juntao: omarchy-remote Is the Answer to Accessing an AI Shed's Omarchy UI on the Go, With Just a Web Browser

juntao says "Omarchy is the future of Linux Desktop. It is also a malleable agent OS for your “AI Shed” at home or office." They ask "But how do you access your AI Shed’s beautiful @OmarchyLinux UI on the go?" and answer "The answer is omarchy-remote. All you need is a web browser.", quoting a dhh post that every developer needs an AI shed, and in a follow-up reply link the source code and docs at second-state/omarchy-remote.

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DragonLongSG: Share Anything on an Omarchy Machine With One Command Using omarchy-remote

@DragonLongSG

DragonLongSG posts that omarchy-remote can share anything on an Omarchy machine with one command: "APIs, web apps, or the whole desktop in a browser. Private via Tailscale, public via Cloudflare/Pangolin with login.", linking a blog post and a YouTube video. In a follow-up reply they say "New in omarchy-remote: give a friend their own Omarchy desktop on your machine." and "Own account, own screen, firewalled off from your files, services and tailnet. They sign in from any browser with an email code.", and in another reply they link the code at second-state/omarchy-remote and the bar widget at second-state/omarchy-remote-plugin.

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aureliennavarre: Just Released omaroute, Per-App Link Routing for Omarchy / Hyprland

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aureliennavarre says "Just released omaroute! Per-app link routing for #omarchy / Hyprland. Simple, never in the way and configurable.", linking anavarre/omaroute; the still is a dialog asking which browser should open a link from Hey, listing "Chromium" ("1"), "Firefox" ("2"), and "Google Chrome" ("3"), with "Just this once", "All links from Hey" (selected), and a third scope option, above the hints "1-3 open", "Tab scope", and "Esc cancel".

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IAmMonetApp: Building a Whole Website With an Agent Is Now a Loop, Not a Chat

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IAmMonetApp says "Building a whole website with an agent is now a loop, not a chat." They post Monet: Design Review, free for Omarchy: the agent builds the site, the user draws a box on what should change and says what, and Monet hands it to the agent and shows the fix before and after, adding "It follows your theme." In a follow-up reply they say they built this version so some 11+ year olds can have fun building websites while learning the joys of Omarchy on some old MacBooks; the still is a card headed "Draw a box. Say what should change. Your agent does it." above a Monet window with "Pick", "Capture", "Mark up", "Send", and "Check" steps, a website page reading "AI builds the first draft. Monet runs the next hundred changes." marked with boxes, a notes panel including "Name the free Omarchy edition under these buttons", and a "Send 2 notes to Claude Code →" button.

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