@Brinkhoff_C On the "agentic access through APIs" row: today that path runs through Microsoft's partner agents (Copilot Studio, Project Opal, Researcher) rather than a direct API. Curious if bring-your-own-agent against the host is on the roadmap, or if the partner model is the long-term.
Been heads down on this one until today. You can now spin up a full Windows desktop from your CLI/MCP/SDK in a few seconds, built for computer use agents. The benchmarks are worth a look.
We're launching Computer Use Desktops for Windows. Launch a fully-provisioned Windows desktop from your CLI with just `nen desktop create` in a few seconds.
See the benchmarks here --> https://t.co/Ewzn2XBMHl
@dongyangzi Yep. Techniques like tool-based grounding like crop and find_color improve accuracy a ton by iteratively narrowing the search space. Developers that own the agent can invest in advantages like these. Pro apps are on Windows and Nen is well suited for these scenarios
It was a blast launching #Dexbox at #ClickConf last week! More open source to come for our Windows desktop designed for computer use agents. https://t.co/M4X98v2bfJ
@ClementDelangue@huggingface I'm interested! I'm a generalist (backend services, cloud, native mobile); 7 years as a technical cofounder of a startup; 20 years total. @huggingface worked great for my small RAG project that used a tiny Mistral model!
@AppsFlyerDev@eran_ha Also, Superscribe comes with an AppsFlyer integration already. It's an easy way to attribute your app installs and conversions using server-side subscriptions events.
@AppsFlyerDev@eran_ha Nice! I also just published a server written in Go for iOS auto-renewable subscriptions. Since I use it on Kubernetes, go-sundheit seems like a great way to monitor it. https://t.co/U6gxMRp5bm
@AppsFlyerDev Check out https://t.co/U6gxMRp5bm, a server for tracking App Store subscription events or state. It comes with a working AppsFlyer integration! Would love feedback. Discuss at https://t.co/TXsjnBCKqE
@AppsFlyerDev@AppsFlyer@gopherconil Hey, I wrote a Go client for the AppsFlyer Server-to-Server API and posted it at https://t.co/m6rGGkQwHv . The only other AppsFlyer project I saw for Go was for the Pull API. Could help avoid tiny gotchas. Would love feedback @AppsFlyerDev!