Daily Reading
Sunday, June 14, 2026 · 2 stories across 2 sections
Thomas Ricouard shows how the phone client moves past simple task checking into active orchestration. For your ChatGPT Pro setup this means managing Codex runs without constant desktop context switches. The bigger play is treating the mobile view as a first-class part of your existing agent workflows.
Luke Parker swapped in tanstack virtual, moved Shiki to a worker, and applied hot-path tweaks to hit 45 fps from a 4 fps baseline on throttled hardware. The changes target exactly the append-only scrolling and rendering pain you feel in heavy editor UIs. Patterns worth stealing for your own web tooling and Chrome extension side projects.
https://x.com/LukeParkerDev/status/2066190330660004230
Coming in OpenCode Desktop v2
10x faster performance (measured)
I’m not kidding!
I used a 30x cpu slowdown for my baseline at 4fps on an already weak machine, getting to approximately 45fps.
- Migrated to tanstack virtual
- Removed flicker, scroll (unintentional) jumping and lag while scrolling
- Updated to the latest Pierre diffs version and shiki versions for free gains
- Offloaded Shiki to a worker thread (off UI thread!!)
- A number of performance tricks based on the hot path append only assumptions
- Generic performance trace cpu time optimisationsJun 14, 2026 View on X →
