My .zshrc from my world famous dotfiles has a couple of lines with the comment "because we can't have nice things". Both are for privacy with the command-line tools I use. One is specific for GitHub's gh, the other is a bit more generic, but allegedly utilized by Claude Code. As I sink deeper into the AI psychosis, I've been dabbling more and more with unattended sessions. I primarily run them outside of my personal user account. Sometimes on separate machines altogether. All of which are outside of the influence of my dotfiles. That is, until this past week. My latest workflow has been to use a harness that I do conversational stuff with. Planning, debugging, filing tickets, whatever else. Then for each repo I'm working with, I have another harness checking on tickets and doing the work, and submitting PRs for me to review. I'll probably write about this later on, but I'm not convinced I've done anything revolutionary here. That said, my forge activity grids are a clear tell to…
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