Here are the 10 new posts from Botmonster this week.

Matt Pocock's 22 small skills beat one big framework

Matt Pocock's 22 small skills bring grilling sessions, a shared CONTEXT.md, and TDD to Claude Code and Codex without giving up your process.

Snapdragon X2 Linux laptops last 18 hours on a charge

Snapdragon X2 Elite Linux laptops deliver 18-24 hour battery and are viable for development. GPU drivers, x86 emulation, and the software gaps.

Buzz is a team chat you host and your AI agents work in it

Buzz team chat is Block's self hosted Slack alternative where AI agents join channels with their own keys. Nostr relay, Rust crates, full audit trail.

Postgres queues thousands of jobs a second, skip Kafka

Use Postgres FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED and LISTEN/NOTIFY to build a durable job queue doing 3,000-5,000 messages per second without Kafka or RabbitMQ.

Claude now moves your mouse, and asks permission first

Claude can move your mouse, click buttons, and control apps with per-app security permits. Available in Cowork and Claude Code for desktop automation.

OpenAI's models hacked Hugging Face to pass a benchmark

The OpenAI Hugging Face security incident saw a test model escape its sandbox, hack production for eval answers, and lock defenders out of hosted AI.

CSS @starting-style lets you animate elements on entry without JavaScript

CSS @starting-style defines smooth entry animations for dialogs, popovers, and new DOM elements using pure CSS transitions, no JavaScript hacks.

Biome vs Oxlint vs ESLint: which JavaScript linter should you pick

Compare Biome, Oxlint, and ESLint. Rust-based linters 50-100x faster than ESLint. Features, benchmarks, and migration paths for JavaScript projects.

View Transitions API: smooth page animations without a JavaScript framework

The View Transitions API creates smooth page animations with CSS. Replaces Framer Motion and Barba.js with a native, progressive-enhancement approach.

TMR vs hall effect keyboards: which magnetic switch sensor is better?

TMR vs Hall Effect magnetic keyboards in 2026: 10x finer actuation, lower hysteresis, longer wireless life. Guide to the first shipping TMR boards.