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@prerak/uses
Founder @ Engaze. AI consultant. Ships daily.
Everything my day runs on, in one page.
Two Macs, four AI labs, one cat in the menu bar.
prerak.gada· MumbaiPinned
The command center. Everything below lives within arm's reach.
AI Stack
· 6Four labs, one coding stack. I mostly supervise.
the primaryClaude Code — 2× Max
Two Max accounts, running side by side. Most of what I ship goes through it — the terminal is the IDE now.
Codex — ChatGPT Pro
One Pro seat, second agent in the stable. Parallel runs when I want a different take on the same problem.
Google AI Pro
Gemini and Antigravity. The third lab — long-context reads and a completely different failure mode.
GitHub Copilot
In-editor completions for the small edits that aren't worth spending an agent turn on.
Wispr Flow
Voice-typing everything, including this page. I talk to my computer far more than I type at it.
Myna
Text-to-speech mini-tool I built for myself, so the computer talks back.
Machines
· 5Two Macs, five screens, zero excuses.
nebuladaily driverNebula — MacBook Pro 14" M5 Max
36GB / 2TB, Space Black. The daily driver: heavy builds, parallel agents, and full OSes on the side.
nimbusNimbus — MacBook Air 15" M4
24GB, Sky Blue. The lighter half — non-heavy work and couch sessions. Yes, I name my laptops.
LG 34" UltraWide
3440×1440 — one long strip of agents, code, and browser.
iPad Air 4
Always-on wired second display, plus notes and reading on the move.
iPhone 17
The pocket command center — and the wired test device for iOS builds.
Desk Setup
· 7Where the standing happens.
Logitech MX Keys Mini — Mac, white
Low-profile keys, zero complaints.
MX Master 2S + Magic Trackpad
Mouse for precision, trackpad for gestures. Both, always.
JIN Office Sit-Stand Desk
Standing while thinking, sitting while shipping.
Laptop Stand
Screen at eye level, neck out of the argument.
Portronics Study Buddy
The bed table. When the desk loses and the laptop follows me anyway.
AirPods Pro 2
Calls, standups, and walking around the house mid-thought.
Sony WH-1000XM4
Deep work. Noise cancelling on, world off.
Dev Tools
· 11The stack under the agents.
VS Code
Editor since forever — these days mostly a viewport for what the agents wrote.
iTerm2
Main terminal — where Claude Code lives.
Xcode
iOS builds, debugged on a wired iPhone instead of the simulator.
Parallels
Full Windows and a couple of Linux distros, inside the Mac.
GitHub
Version control, CI/CD, and collaboration.
Docker
Every backend I run locally, containerised.
Postman
API testing and collections before anything ships.
Postico
Postgres without the psql gymnastics.
Termius
SSH into every server from one place.
Tailscale
Every server and device is one tailnet away.
Figma
Design exploration and prototyping.
Menu Bar
· 10Tiny numbers I check too often.
OpenUsage
Claude limits, always one glance away.
Usage
System stats in the corner of my eye.
RunCat
A cat that runs faster the harder the CPU works.
NetFluss
Live network speed, up and down.
BetterTouchTool
Every gesture and shortcut, remapped my way.
Karabiner-Elements
Keyboard remapping at the OS level.
Logi Options+
Every button on the Logitech gear does something else.
Bartender Pro
Hides the menu bar chaos this list creates.
CleanMyMac
Disk cleanup and the occasional panic.
Amphetamine
No sleeping mid-build.
Daily Apps
· 6The non-negotiables.
Arc
The browser that finally organized my tab chaos.
Spark Mail
Email client. Every inbox in one place, triaged fast.
ClickUp
Project management for Engaze and client work.
CleanShot X + Paste
Screenshots and clipboard history — the two I'd miss most.
Adobe + Microsoft Office
Illustrator and Premiere for the creative basics, Office for work-work.
OBS
Recording workshops, courses, and demos.
None of this is aesthetic. All of it ships.
Bookshelf
· 6Read some, displayed all.
The Personal MBA — Josh Kaufman
Business school in one book. The one I actually recommend.
Atomic Habits — James Clear
Systems over goals. The one that actually changed defaults.
The Personal MBA — Josh Kaufman
Business school in one book. The one I actually recommend.
Atomic Habits — James Clear
Systems over goals. The one that actually changed defaults.
The Personal MBA — Josh Kaufman
Business school in one book. The one I actually recommend.
Atomic Habits — James Clear
Systems over goals. The one that actually changed defaults.
