exe.dev

Computers for developers and agents.

[exe.dev @exedev]

We're hosting a meetup with @raindrop_ai at the Lost Church in San Francisco on November 16. Join us! Technical talks, pizza, drinks....a MAGICIAN. It'll be fun. Sign up here: https://t.co/kUVWHl6Je1

[exe.dev @exedev]

You can now access https://t.co/kynoDN2j2T via the Mac app. Learn more: https://t.co/2RopxEqV0E

[exe.dev @exedev]

Agents can handle billing, actually*

*If you set up the system architecture to be agent-friendly. More on that here: https://t.co/WSpGl4gLng

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Spec Kitty ran 12 open-weight models through the SWE-bench benchmark (with a little help from https://t.co/kynoDN2j2T): https://t.co/tUgeCRm5T3

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Introducing execonnect: access private services from your https://t.co/kynoDN2j2T VMs, without exposing them to the public internet: https://t.co/AMU01eHhOg

[David Crawshaw @davidcrawshaw]

Big thanks to @sentry for hosting the @exedev meetup last night. We are planning to make it a monthly event, so stay tuned for future details.

[exe.dev @exedev]

Connect your https://t.co/kynoDN2j2T VMs to Anthropic and OpenAI with Workload Identity Federation: https://t.co/upVx5PgZXh

[exe.dev @exedev]

Automatic compaction: How Shelley keeps going and going without losing the plot https://t.co/5T9xjUeWMv

[Serge @sergical]

first @exedev meetup kicked off at the @sentry office

[exe.dev @exedev]

Hunting bugs? Look at commits (not files): https://t.co/nDy6n8GJwb

[exe.dev @exedev]

Your agents need internet access to get stuff done. But how much access is too much? Introducing internet disconnect: https://t.co/6XgvxNGWY8

[Thorsten Ball @thorstenball]

It's very easy to get started! Here's a video in which I set up a new orb provider on an @exedev VM using Docker to spawn new machines:

[exe.dev @exedev]

An agent is a model, a loop, and a set of tools. Where each of those runs determines what the agent costs, what it can do, and how safe it is to use: https://t.co/Apaj4qVO5S

[David Crawshaw @davidcrawshaw]

This has been an exe feature for a while now but was behind a flag. Enough customers have asked for it that it is now available by default.

[exe.dev @exedev]

"When I want to improve one of my iOS apps, I shake my phone, type in a prompt, and off it goes to Shelley, with a screenshot." https://t.co/l6mmrj0Rs2

[exe.dev @exedev]

Meet Radiant, a healthier way to snack on UI work: https://t.co/4YWaVE3LsZ

[exe.dev @exedev]

We're hosting our first technical meetup in SF on October 26. Drinks and pizza will be served, thrilling talks will be given. Join us: https://t.co/YRjS8xdDZu

[exe.dev @exedev]

Shoulder shares your terminal with an agent, so it can watch your logs alongside you (or play Tetris, badly): https://t.co/VKn6aVJws9

[exe.dev @exedev]

Sharing a CPU core comes with a security tradeoff. At exe, your team’s VMs can share cores with each other. Other teams’ VMs stay separate. And if your own VMs need that separation too, your team admin can turn sharing off. Ian explains how it works: https://t.co/DgNfbBevpb

[exe.dev @exedev]

Lots of websites share an IP address. Somehow, you still get the one you asked for. Philip on the humble Host header, plus a new way to serve subdomains from a single exe VM: https://t.co/4Kea6U1jiY