I'm SO excited about @GoEntire's Trails. Code changes, agent reviews, and findings all in one place! It's been enlightening to follow findings through to a fix and see why the agent marked it resolved. Congrats on the launch, @ashtom, @lizziepika, and team!
Agents reinvented how we produce code. It changed our tools and half of our workflow. It’s time for the other half to catch up.
Today, we’re shipping Entire: the Git forge for agent-human collaboration. We’ve built @GoEntire using Entire. Now we want to see what you'll build with it.
Here’s why and what’s different. 🧵
Love markdown, hate markdown tables.
I just released tableau (https://t.co/EzeejLBFjU), a different way of marking up nice-looking tables in Markdown docs. Support for common MD preprocessors; easy to add more. And it's AI friendly.
Field journal, vol. 01 📓 AGNTCon + MCPCon, San Jose!
So far it's rain, palms, a full room for @dexhorthy's State of the Software Factory, a Bigfoot and a glazed T-rex.
Here through Friday. Building agents or MCP? Say hi and let’s talk! 👋 😄
JetBrains studied 4,782 real coding-agent sessions.
~94% of SWE-Bench Pro tasks are features or bug fixes. In real use, that’s under half. The rest: explaining code, planning, reviews.
No benchmark is universal. Measure how your team uses agents.
In Naresh Jain's one-task test, GPT-6 Luna passed 3 of 10 attempts alone and 10 of 10 with a harness, at two-thirds of Sol's estimated cost. It took 35 minutes to Sol's under 7. Would you wait? More on Attention Deficit Ep. 8 with @alexa_griffith_! https://t.co/LBmC1wMHVt
It's Dosu Drop Day! 🎃
Dosu answers with live context from connected MCP servers like Sentry, Datadog, GitHub, and Confluence. Connect one to a Library with MCP Tools (beta), starting with read-only credentials.
https://t.co/JT2OqAkVGH
This coming Monday, we're bringing together three incredibly talented engineers and founders to dig into a question and theme for the night: Are we running too many agents?
Josh Bleecher Snyder (@exedev)
@josh_wills (@datologyai)
@beyang (@ampcode)
We're already at 240 RSVPs! That's so fantastic. :-) This meetup is focused on a technical audience, so come learn and make some new friends. There will be an open Q&A at the end to ask questions and share thoughts. https://t.co/5eihWunOdo
This feels short-sighted. The goal shouldn't be to measure the productivity of your individual developers.
The goal should be to build a system (i.e software factory) that minimizes the need for developers to be in the loop (i.e maximizes agent autonomy).
One way @AmpCode and orbs feel like the future: in a new thread, said "audit the code base for this old API usage, group the code into areas, create linear issues for each area, and spin up a thread to fix each one" and I have a whole swarm of threads just ... doing it.