Major is watching you
Major sits in the corner of your Mac and looks after the things you keep putting off: the side project stuck at 80%, the tests you'll write later, the domain that expires next week. He picks one task, tells you why it's next, and notices when you drift off to YouTube.
For Apple Silicon Macs on macOS 26. Early build, used daily by its author.
16 minutes on YouTube. The code won't write itself.
Orders of the day
Most to-do apps show you everything and let you choose. Major chooses for you, explains why, and checks in later.
An overdue routine first, then the nearest deadline, then your top project. Start a session timer, mark it done, postpone it, or ask for something else.
Projects with tasks and deadlines, plus routines that repeat: renew the domain, update dependencies, back up the photos, call the dentist. Notes on everything.
During a session Major checks which app is in front every few minutes. Off-task for too long, and he says so, with buttons to get back or take a break.
How long you spent on the plan, how long you drifted, and what's first tomorrow. Then he goes to sleep.
Intelligence
He's plugged into the places where your day actually happens, so he knows when you're free, what's due and where your attention went.
Character sheet
His face tells you where you stand before you read a word.
Service record
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