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Thanks Ken! I built it using Claude Code, with me writing, designing and art directing. It took a bit over a thousand prompts across 90 sessions to get it just how I liked it. The trick was designing evals for the things I cared about, like continuity of motion and frame rates that don't regress.

I'm the author. I made this page to show off a replica of a Ming dynasty horseshoe armchair that I made. The figures come from a 3D model fitted to photos of the chair. I'm happy to answer anything about the chair or the site.

ToS read: I've gone through the terms directly, and I don't think this would be prohibited. Remind has a human-in-the-loop setting up these reminders, and uses `claude`'s documented extension points to do its business. I'm just a developer, so take this for what you will.

Notifications: Yeah, I think you could just ask Claude to notify you based on some interest condition. When it writes back into the reminder it's really just for bookkeeping and task continuations.

Recurring: Yes, this works cleanly. Remind marks the Reminder as complete at fire time, letting it roll forward.

CLI: You could have claude just call them, but you're asking if it could fire cli tools directly instead of through `claude`?

Last, I realized I didn't mention how to actually use Remind from `claude` itself: It installs a skill called `/remind` which you can invoke inside the chat.

Based on my research the ivar has been stable since macOS 13. I'll keep things up to date if that ever changes... To your second question, it's mostly for agents to pull icons as they go without interruption or you having to find whatever it chose to replace later. I've found Claude using batch mode after it does a lookup against the list to match a set of icons.

You're right. Just flipped the default to SVG on main. Honest answer: SVG wasn't fully working during early dev, so PDF was the working default and it stuck. Should've revisited.

Thanks! I'm not sure how animations would translate into these exported formats. SF Symbols animations are typically state driven, and that doesn't really translate to a standalone SVG/PNG/PDF. You'd get something that autoplays on loop, or fires once. Let me know if you had something else in mind.

Right, these are licensed by Apple for UI use on Apple platforms only. The README has a "Before you use this" callout up top about this. sfsym is an export tool; what you do with the output is on you.

I’ve had this frustration with a number of subscriptions over the years, but there’s a great workaround—subscribe from the App Store. I get access to the NYT website, and cancellation is one button press away in my subscription settings.