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This looks good, but I prefer a desktop application like Codex (wish I could run Claude Code in Codex lol)

Same here.

I asked Fable to dig into the logs and do a deep research for relevant evidence:

Related reports counted hundreds of Gatekeeper denials for Codex’s own main executable, eventually exhausting syspolicyd file descriptors and causing unrelated notarized apps to be reported as “damaged”:

https://github.com/openai/codex/issues/25882 https://github.com/openai/codex/issues/28071

Quitting Codex and restarting syspolicyd is only a temporary recovery. The useful upstream action is to identify the launch/update/watchdog caller, add exponential backoff plus a hard retry cap, and publish the first known-fixed desktop build.

Hi HN - I built Cetus after using different agent runtimes together in my terminal (which was totally a chaos!).

I use Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode together, but I wanted a desktop workflow that wasn’t tied to one of them. I kept coming back to my terminal and keep forgetting which agent had finished what. Especially, I want to manage different cron jobs together (Claude Code is better at frontend so I want it to write SEO pages, while Codex is better at logic so I want it to review PRs).

So I built Cetus, with support for different runtimes, and many other stuff(quick launcher allowing you to use it using a global shortcut, cron jobs for different runtime, and kanban view). Under the hood it's a Tauri app with a Rust host.

I’d especially like to know: Do you also switch between multiple agent runtimes, or have you mostly settled on one? Does Cetus make sense to you?

Growing pet is a serious thing, so I'd like to keep the data on the cloud. That being said, if requested many times, then a version without registration is definitely fair.

Sorry, the issue should be fixed!

My competitors include other social media post schedulers (e.g. Typefully) and I believe the market size is huge, since there're at least 20 schedulers on the market (didn't do the math, but enough for an indie hacker project IMO).

I want to focus solely on Bluesky, which is the competitive advantage since most of the schedulers do cross-platform posting, and cannot focus too much on a single platform.

LOL you make a good point

Congrats! I’m also bootstrapping my SaaS business and hope to reach your level one day!

Curious about your next steps—are you taking a break, or planning to build another startup?

I remember when I was 5, and I got a jumpscare when playing a flash game...

I was so scared that I cannot move but trembling on my chair. Luckily my mom was near and she heard my scream and turned off the computer.

I think most of the people overemphasize the harmness of social media.

I actually find connecting with my real-life friends a meaningful and satisfying experience.

But things are getting worse once I started to follow influencers and those I don't know in my real life.

I use screenbars (BenQ, Mi, etc.) and found them extremely helpful, in terms of reducing eye strain and leaving spaces for other desktop setups (I currently have no lamp on my desk).

A well-designed directory site! Saw my Bluesky scheduler (https://skyblaze.app/) on it :) Thanks!