Finally, after 3 months of development #CrossFitPR App will be released soon! If there any media resource who wants cover release feel free to contact me to get invitation for the TestFlight. 🤩🏋🏽📊📱
When we decided to rebuild one of our biggest apps natively, we went back to the drawing board with a basic question: how should a mobile app be built when agents write most of the code?An agent can write code in seconds, but it takes several minutes to test whether it works.
So we built Reflex: an agentic-first architecture that lets agents build and verify app behavior across iOS and Android without needing devices or simulators.
https://t.co/IL6suWAQkK
@sergedoub Yes, you can essentially see and interact with the same simulator that River is using on its remote machine. You can see what the it is doing, take control, share it with others, etc.
More details here: https://t.co/oBcw7fsm0d
The coding interview is dead, at least for my team at Anthropic. I've seen enough to know that it no longer provides signal. I removed it from loops this month.
I have a spicy, optimistic take - I think there's an opportunity for junior engineers: https://t.co/PVvpQCbQtK
Prompt, launcher source and the gotchas I hit are all here. works on any Android TV / Google TV, everything is reversible and feel free to tweak it to your needs :)
https://t.co/djl97CARXy
Vibe coded my parents' TV this afternoon!
It was showing a sponsored ad before you could even get to Netflix.
Gave Claude Code the model number, it found the TV on wifi, removed 25 Xiaomi packages and wrote a new launcher.
Looks like an Apple TV now lol
updated my @threejs game dev agent skills:
🧠 Tuned for @claudeai Opus 5.5
🎵 AI music generation (@ElevenLabs)
⚡ QA screenshots: 10x less output, 5x cheaper mobile
🎯 Skill routing tested and tuned over 80 runs
https://t.co/73JabuPcBU
FYI Evergrow is fully open source, done with Astra (high) and all on my personal Codex subscription. You can follow along on Github.
https://t.co/WOzwAajLjW
I spent 1.6 billion tokens building a full game with GPT-6 ASTRA.
Not a demo. A FINISHED, playable game.
Here's exactly how to make almost any game with it:
This is how I work now. Actually it's how almost everyone at @every works. Every workstream has an ongoing thread in Codex. I never make one off chats and I never worry about compaction.
There's SO MANY THINGS OpenAI can do to make this better. A few ideas:
1. Folders. Let me group chats together
2. Emoji selector. It's a design bummer but it's visually so much more appealing and easier to find pinned threads
3. Remove the chat bubble icon ya'll just launched. Nothing in the UI should be repetitive like that IMO.
4. Enable me to fork convos much more easily. Those should be worktrees that live inside of each chat like a folder would work.
5. SHARED CHATS with easily forked convos that all have the same context. Killer feature and makes Codex multiplayer.
6. Make HQ a feature. It's my ongoing to-do list but it's just not built for chat. I need a kanban board or something that i can kickoff codex sessions from.
I’m not sure I’d call it a debate. I think it’s too asymmetric for that.
On one side you have significant evidence that workable high-quality systems can be efficiently created by AI agents driven by disciplined humans who don’t spend a lot of time reading the code.
On the other side you have emotional predictions of the doom and disaster that will be caused by AI slop; but no evidence contradicting the above.
It is certainly true that humans can drive agents to create horrible messes. It’s also certainly true that humans can create horrible messes all by themselves.
Disciplined humans create good systems, regardless of whether they use agents or not. Those who use agents are simply more productive.
IMHO.
Xcode 27 beta 5 includes a native headless MCP server.
@iosartem shows how you can build, run SwiftUI previews, and test a multi-platform Apple app completely headless from your AI coding agent without ever opening the Xcode UI:
https://t.co/K2UnAEavPQ
Do you use our Build iOS Apps plugin for Codex? I use it often to build new apps and help me on various iOS projects. It also comes with a skill to open server-sim right into the app in the app browser! Probably the feature I use the most!
https://t.co/J2D4ROnOQJ