Korden Dev

One task in. A crew of agents fans out. You review one PR. Local-first, bring your own models. Built solo, in public.

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UiPath made agent-built coded apps generally available today, with a skill that scaffolds and deploys dashboards. Korden's live terminals let you inspect build commands and steer the crew while it works. https://t.co/O20CGd8x86

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Google's Gemini CLI 0.60 adds consent prompts when extensions change environment variables. Korden requires your approval before merging a PR. Agent runtime permissions still need a separate review. https://t.co/rjPwd7g5Sy

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Claude Code lets you fork Remote Control sessions from the Claude app to run in the background on your computer. Korden's board tracks crew tasks through build and review, so you can follow parallel changes. https://t.co/6d5CuSE4DU

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Redgate's Sept. 15 announcement says it's adding tests of AI fixes on database copies. Korden's Git worktrees separate code checkouts; copies of running databases require separate setup. https://t.co/aqdQPNmgUe

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StackHawk launched Wingman today for coding tools including Claude Code. It rescans the running app after security fixes, before a PR opens. Korden's crew supplies a PR summary and checklist for you to review before merging. https://t.co/RJy2PdoP4M

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GitHub's Sept. 15 post details ESLint Refiner, which checks false positives and saves findings to repo memory. Korden Cloud's shared team memory lets teammates reuse saved coding rules and decisions. https://t.co/iK55VqqV1F

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Copado's Agentia Headless, announced Sept. 14, offers an alpha CLI for Salesforce delivery while retaining release logs. Korden Cloud includes an audit log to help teams oversee who ships AI-written code. https://t.co/mcofmYbEc6

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Anthropic's Sept. 14 case study describes Insight Health agents opening draft PRs and monitoring tests before an engineer merges. Korden's crew also opens a PR for your review and approval before changes land. https://t.co/EQaen6JVIb

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DHH introduced Omarchy M on Sept. 11, targeting full Linux support on M1/M2 Macs. Korden supports Apple Silicon on macOS; its Linux downloads currently target x86_64. https://t.co/ByvdSpMCT1

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Microsoft's Sept. 10 Copilot Cowork /app skill builds full-stack apps for Frontier users. Korden accepts plain-language briefs for fixes and refactors, letting you describe changes to existing code. https://t.co/vLjexPBkj3

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GitHub deprecated MAI-Code-1-Flash in Copilot on Sept. 10 and recommends MAI-Code-1.1-Flash. Korden lets you bring your own API key or use a local model, keeping model choice separate from the coding workspace. https://t.co/sNHJSheg8O

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Atlassian's Sept. 10 Jira agent loops turn well-defined, unassigned tasks into PRs in private early access. In https://t.co/dZPUwP0dTv, cards move from brief to build to review as the crew works, so you can track each task's progress.

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DeepSeek released V4.1 Flash under MIT: a multimodal MoE with 1M-token context that activates 8B params on input and 16B on output, cutting agent cache costs.

Architecture now shapes agent economics. https://t.co/dZPUwP0dTv lets you bring a local model to an on-machine crew.

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Atlassian unveiled Jira agent loops in private early access: they scan defined backlog work, delegate it, test changes, and open review-ready PRs.

Korden brings that loop local: a brief goes to a Director that plans and routes the work.

https://t.co/7DQU17t4h3

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Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon said he was resigning, warning that AI labs are racing toward hard-to-control systems. https://t.co/xdsIchs1HK makes control concrete for software: every run, diff and decision lands in one workspace, and you decide what ships. https://t.co/05Zf74lSn9

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Logitech's $99.99 MX Keypad gives developers nine customizable LCD keys for AI agents and coding tools. https://t.co/dZPUwP0dTv brings that control-center idea into the workspace: a local crew plans, builds, reviews and tests changes in real Git worktrees. https://t.co/BT3ndQn66F

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OpenAI's new GPT-6 Astra adds async tool calls, letting an agent keep reasoning while your app runs a tool. https://t.co/dZPUwP0dTv lets each terminal run a different connected or local model, so you can match the model to the job. https://t.co/hT26pxJCmX

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Bugcrowd CEO Dave Gerry says AI agents are becoming attack targets as they gain privileged access. https://t.co/dZPUwP0dTv keeps work visible in each agent's terminal and requires your approval before any PR merges. https://t.co/Z01YEsBuVA

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OpenAI says ~10,000 agents found a Navier-Stokes proof in 88 hours with a model beyond GPT-6 Astra.

At https://t.co/dZPUwP0dTv, we're building crews that work together on code. You can see why this caught our eye.

#OpenAI #NavierStokes #AIAgents
https://t.co/OLTYZmDIIn

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Microsoft's David Fowler says "typing code is absolutely over."

We're still reading the diff. In https://t.co/dZPUwP0dTv, the crew builds and tests the change, then you review the PR and decide what gets merged.

https://t.co/T9mwKI7Psn