site: reviews — RemCTL, Editorio, Muxy (graduate from finds)

RemCTL (Federico Viticci's Reminders CLI): category `automation`,
hero reused from MacStories OG card. Body flags the private-API
caveat — RemCTL reads Reminders' SQLite + ReminderKit directly.

Editorio (indie markdown+code editor): category `writing`, hero reused
from Reddit OG. No homepage exists yet; review acknowledges single-
Reddit-post documentation. Used astro:assets <Image> for responsive
srcset on the small JPG.

Muxy (SwiftUI workspace): category `terminal`, fresh hero from the
github.com/muxy-app/muxy README. The find sold this as "a terminal
with a sidebar" — the review's blockquote opens by correcting that.
Muxy is actually a full SwiftUI workspace (Git tooling, file tree,
command palette, Mermaid preview, 490 themes, iOS+Android companion
apps). Review link points to github repo per user direction.

src/content/find/2026/05/editorio/index.mdx

@@ -8,6 +8,7 @@ topics:
   - macos-apps
 tags: [macos, editor, markdown, indie]
 description: "A native Mac editor that handles markdown and code in one place — built by a 20-year veteran dev who couldn't find one combined editor he liked."
+promotedTo: editorio
 ---
 
 A solo dev's combined markdown + code editor — free forever for the core. The pitch is that most editors split into "markdown writers" and "code editors" and the dev wanted both behaviors in the same window. Native macOS, no Electron.

src/content/find/2026/05/muxy-terminal/index.mdx

@@ -8,6 +8,7 @@ topics:
   - macos-apps
 tags: [macos, terminal, indie]
 description: "A native macOS terminal with a project sidebar (Ghostty/Alacritty don't have one) and a companion iPhone app for remote command control."
+promotedTo: muxy-terminal
 ---
 
 Ghostty and Alacritty are fast but neither has a sidebar for switching between project sessions; you stack tmux or carry windows around. Muxy adds the missing UI — and pairs with an iPhone app for remote control, useful for long-running tasks where you want to kick off a build while away from the desk.

src/content/find/2026/05/remctl-reminders-cli/index.mdx

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ topics:
   - apple-tips
 tags: [macos, cli, reminders, automation]
 description: "Federico Viticci's free open-source CLI for Apple Reminders — subtasks, tags, sections, rich links, image attachments, templates. Built for terminal users and AI agents."
+promotedTo: remctl-reminders-cli
 ---
 
 Apple's Reminders is more capable than its GUI suggests — subtasks, tags, sections, rich links, image attachments — but most of those features are buried behind sheet-after-sheet UI. RemCTL exposes everything through the command line, with template support for repeating workflows and a deliberate API surface for letting AI agents (Claude Code, Codex) read and write to Reminders without an MCP server.