If you've been following this series you already have VSCode set up with GitHub Copilot agent mode. This post puts that setup to work on something concrete: a small React app, built on a Mac, from an empty directory to a working dev server in about 15 minutes. The goal isn't to teach React from scratch — there are much better resources for that. It's to show the end-to-end workflow of building a modern React app with AI assistance sitting right next to the editor. If you've b

Apple's built-in accessibility tools on macOS Tahoe 26 are better than they've ever been. VoiceOver has been mature for over a decade. Live Captions transcribe audio system-wide. Magnifier finally came to the Mac and works with your iPhone or any USB camera. Accessibility Reader reformats any text in any app into something easier to read. If you have visual or hearing impairments and you use a Mac, the baseline is solid. What AI adds is a layer on top of that baseline — speci

Apple Intelligence on macOS Tahoe 26 is useful. Writing Tools rewrites text in place in any app. Mail summarizes threads. Image Playground generates stuff. And when Siri gets stumped, it hands off to ChatGPT (now GPT-5 as of Tahoe 26). But there's no Claude anywhere in that list, and that's a problem if Claude is the model you actually want to use. Apple is expected to fix this at WWDC 2026 in June with an "Extensions" system that lets Claude, Gemini, and other assistants plu