Introducing Dactyl
Dactyl is a vibe coding platform for native iOS and native Android apps. What's interesting about it is the device simulator: we've built a SwiftUI renderer in WASM.
This means as you're developing, you get low latency in browser canvas simulation of the app to play with. Also things like oauth flows happen in the browser.
If the app uses the camera - the browser camera API allows us to display it in the simulator.
We also let you connect your ChatGPT subscription so you don't have to buy tokens through us (+ markup)
Through [magic] - we can run the same SwiftUI code the agent writes for iOS in android, with native components.
This is the work of @undefined_void (primarily), @piscisaureus, myself, and others at Deno.
It's built on Durable Objects perhaps unsurprisingly
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ESTO ES UNA AUTÉNTICA LOCURA
Jack Dorsey (ex-CEO de Twitter) acaba de liberar gratis un framework para crear un negocio donde todo lo gestionan agentes de IA.
Ya supera las 14.400 estrellas en GitHub.
Así se configura:
1. Clona el repositorio.
2. Despliega tu propio servidor: canales, búsqueda, Git y automatizaciones funcionan desde ahí.
3. Añade tu agente a un canal como si fuera un compañero más, define sus permisos y deja que el equipo colabore con él en tiempo real.
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OpenAI engineer:
"At OpenAI, 85% of our engineers are running hundreds of agents with Codex. The way you do it is graph engineering."
In 30-minutes lecture, he explains how a single engineer can now do the work of an entire team, how far this has already gone inside OpenAI, and where it goes next.
This is something you can't skip if you don't want to be left behind.
Watch it, then read the full guide on graph engineering below.