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End-to-end tilstream usage: init, new, edit, build, serve, publish. About 20 seconds of elapsed time.

Walking through the recipes in a typical Rust project's justfile: check, test, cover, the usual suspects.

Pointing httptap at a flaky payments-api and watching a backoff loop reveal itself in real time.

Piping ripgrep into fzf with bat as a preview, narrowing interactively, and jumping straight into the editor at the right line.

Attaching strace to a live process with -f -p, filtering syscalls, and spotting a fd leak pattern.

The kubectl commands I run, in order, when a pod is in CrashLoopBackOff — from describe to previous logs to fix.

Squashing typo commits, fixing up a test fix, and rewording a WIP message, all in a single `git rebase -i`.

A one-line bpftrace probe that ranks processes by the number of TCP retransmits they're causing.

The complete pgbench init-and-run flow on a fresh postgres, with enough context to not look up the flags next time.

Tailing nginx access logs with ripgrab, filtering to 5xx, grouping by host, then narrowing with an interactive filter.