| pr | 284 |
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| title | Search-tab top-picks discovery list |
| branch | worktree-searchRecommendations |
| base | main |
| repo | jubishop/podhaven |
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name: team-review description: >- Runs a multi-agent code review by launching focused review subagents, deduplicating their findings, and walking the user through each finding interactively. Defaults to the current PR when no review scope is given. Use when the user asks for /team-review, team-review, team review, parallel review, multi-agent review, review with subagents, or wants a deeper code review than a single-pass review. user_invocable: true
Last updated: 2026-05-23
Build a service that monitors TVW videos and transcripts, lets users track specific government activities, and notifies them when relevant things happen in a video.
The main technical challenge is not speech-to-text. It is assigning each spoken statement to the correct real-world speaker.
Prepared May 10, 2026.
This compares three coding-agent SDKs:
- Cursor TypeScript SDK: https://cursor.com/docs/sdk/typescript
- OpenAI Codex SDK: https://developers.openai.com/codex/sdk
- Claude Agent SDK: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/agent-sdk/overview
| name | NowPlayingInfo elapsed time desync bug |
|---|---|
| description | Recurring bug where iOS sends a stale backward scrub ~33s after AirPods-triggered background pause. 5 confirmed incidents; incident-3 fix (event-driven NowPlayingInfo writes) did NOT hold — bug reproduced 4/13 and 4/16. |
| type | project |
| originSessionId | 03a15cba-4c43-4960-b7e0-311fae53bf03 |
A systematic approach to identifying the best stocks for selling [put options][put-option] based on the divergence between [implied volatility][implied-volatility] and [historical volatility][historical-volatility]. The core thesis: when options are priced for significantly more volatility than a stock has actually exhibited, there is an edge in selling those options — the [volatility risk premium][volatility-risk-premium] tends to decay in the seller's favor.
Start with the top ~100 [S&P 500][sp500] stocks by [market cap][market-cap]. Large-cap stocks have the deepest [option markets][options-market] and the tightest [bid/ask spreads][bid-ask-spread]. Smaller index constituents often have options so illiquid that the spread alone wipes out any premium advantage.
A systematic approach to identifying the best stocks for selling [put options][put-option] based on the divergence between [implied volatility][implied-volatility] and [historical volatility][historical-volatility]. The core thesis: when options are priced for significantly more volatility than a stock has actually exhibited, there is an edge in selling those options — the [volatility risk premium][volatility-risk-premium] tends to decay in the seller's favor.
Start with the top ~100 [S&P 500][sp500] stocks by [market cap][market-cap]. Large-cap stocks have the deepest [option markets][options-market] and the tightest [bid/ask spreads][bid-ask-spread]. Smaller index constituents often have options so illiquid that the spread alone wipes out any premium advantage.