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Computers for developers and agents.
exe.dev
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    17h
    "At exe, we believe agents should be able to access everything they need. That said, we do our best to avoid giving them persistent credentials that could leak."
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    OAuth for Agents - exe.dev blog
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    @ssh_exe_dev
    Aug 7
    It's just that easy:
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    a VM should take 0.5s to spin up
    https://exe.dev
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    @ssh_exe_dev
    Aug 7
    A Non-Exhaustive Inventory of exe's Software Factory: An agent that looks for security issues systematically. An agent that investigates alerts. An agent that investigates logs. Bots to fix flaky and slow tests. A status page. A system to page our phones (using the excellent and
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    A Non-Exhaustive Inventory of exe's Software Factory - exe.dev blog
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    Aug 6
    "Rome didn’t fall in a day, but this is as good a point as any to mark the moment No Code platforms jumped the shark."
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    The End of No Code - exe.dev blog
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    Aug 4
    Two Ghostty instances stand between you and your shell. Here's how exe-scroll keeps remote terminal sessions alive, plus a tour of the prior art: mosh, tmux, dtach, and web terminals:
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    Ghostty in the Machine: The Saga of exe-scroll - exe.dev blog
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