Founder mode = activated. Setting up first round of discovery calls with companies that signed up for Apex beta.
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initial support with only 3k lines is quite unexpected result (in a good way), we'll see where this will land.
cc @Huxpro this means supporting Lynx apps on HarmonyOS too
Give it one sentence + a deadline. It plans, scaffolds, installs native deps, runs the app on a simulator, screenshots itself, iterates on the visual bar, writes tests, and ships.
Brain: @Callstack's Apex LLM (it speaks React Native).
Hands: Nous Research's Hermes agent.
Unattended, in ~15–30 min each, it shipped a Skia semantic-graph note app with on-device TF-IDF linking, a shader glass-slab toy, and a breathing-orb guide — all verified on simulator.
When a build white-screened, it diagnosed the Reanimated/New-Arch bug, fixed it, and re-verified itself.
This is the future of mobile dev. 🧵👇
@grabbou I'm waiting for these React Navigation tests to stabilize and I'm gonna do a killer post on recent reliability and perf improvements (all shipped with v0.16 btw)
Say hi to 6 new models in our React Native Evals family:
#5 Claude Opus 4.8 → 84.7%
#11 Minimax M3 → 78.6%
#12 Kimi K2.6 → 77.7%
#14 Gemini 3.5 Flash → 75.5%
#17 MiMo V2.5 Pro → 73.4%
#23 Mistral Large 3 → 65.5%
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@dmooralesg we have it internally but want to triple check as this is the only model that runs outside of @opencode harness.
hint: it performs better than Composer 2 in this benchmark