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Windows veteran uses Claude Code to build cross-platform Task Manager

Windows developer Dave W. Plummer has created a new Task Manager application called TMOG, which he developed using Claude Code. Plummer fed a 107-page specification to the AI, resulting in a functional app that he was able to refine during his son's hospital stay. TMOG offers enhanced performance with 60 Hz animations and extensive visual customization options, and it is now available for Windows, macOS, and Linux. AI

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Windows veteran uses Claude Code to build cross-platform Task Manager

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  1. Tom's Hardware TIER_1 English(EN) · Mark Tyson ·

    Windows veteran's vibe-coded Task Manager now also runs on Mac and Linux — downloadable app is the result of a 107-page spec fed to Claude Code

    Legendary Windows developer Dave Plummer has been busy finessing his revamped Task Manager, now dubbed TMOG.