Starting today, Raycast v2 is out of beta. 🧪 Beta testers get an automatic update 🔜 Full rollout happens over the next weeks 🔄 Users on v1 can download the update manually More info 👉 ray.so/faq-out-of-beta

spent a day improving raycast extensions. 16 prs merged - hide details: reversible redaction - agent browser: manage sessions - paste.rs: language options + paste selected text - litterbox: upload finder selection - shiori, defuddle: raycast ai tools - crt name: copy all subdomains plus fixes for cancelling, pagination, and empty states details below 🧵

I realised that we didn't really talk much about our custom index in Raycast that replaces Spotlight. It was already 20× faster than Spotlight in our benchmarks. After recent hype around fsearch from @itsnoahd, we pushed it even further, so it's 6x faster than before in 2.8.0.

Another week, another round of improvements: 📁 File Search: up to 6× faster results 🧩 Extensions: installs and updates about 4× faster 🧠 Startup: about 20% less memory 📜 Scrolling: smoother than ever 📈 ...and over 40 fixes 👉 raycast.com/changelog

🥖 The New Standard is coming to Paris! October 29th from 6-10pm. Discussion panel: - @thomaspaulmann from Raycast - @artman from @linear - ​Théo Carrive from @MistralAI Spots are limited. RSVP here → luma.com/4pn0klwq

signed up with the personal trainer of my local neighbourhood gym to get a few personalised sessions. the sessions came with the neighborhood gym iOS app, which as you can imagine, it looked and felt just like a neighborhood gym iOS app would so I decided to try Push, but couldn't figure out how to use it. looked cool at a glance but the gamification threw me off. almost thought I accidentally downloaded a Mortal Kombat app at one point so then I downloaded Hevy, which to be fair I had been put off by the brand/design, but actually it has the best UX, and turns out I don't need my workout tracking app to be that beautiful, it just needs to work well, be fast, and out of my way turns out Hevy supports MCP too (which i couldnt find in Push either), so I connected it with @raycast AI, sent screenshots from my neighborhood's gym app to it and asked for it to re-create it in Hevy, and it did so perfectly i love use cases like this. i am not gonna vibe code my own gym app, trust me, that is probably one of the last things I wanna do with my time. I just want an app that is purpose built and well thought of, tested, and it just works. but then I can use AI to move things around and not be locked to one app

for the new Auto model in @raycast I came up with a spider/radar chart to allow users to compare the 3 preferences we offer: lightweight, balanced, and flagship. it's a tradeoff between speed, cost, and intelligence. it felt natural and fun to present the capabilities this way. wdyt?