The response to Tuist jumping onto Android has been amazing.
Plan: caching first, then build insights.
We're preparing to make AI agents useful with the right build data from Gradle and Xcode.
Tuist: the virtual platform team you've always dreamed of. 
i haven't! but it seems like it might be another angle on the same idea but in a style that i'd like more
squeaked in one last book to hit 20 books this year
(it was there is no antimemetics… and i could see why everyone loved it but it was not for me macwright.com/2025/12/14/t...) 
Buffer’s posting experience on iOS has so much room for improvement… I tap “post” and the composer modal remains there for more than 10s while operations complete. Why so long? Can’t this be done in the background?
Is there a standard solution to distribute coding agent skills to users? Since we distribute the Tuist CLI already, does it make sense to expose “tuist skills” as an interface to fetch them and instruct the agents on that? What’s a good pattern here?
New post: The New Bottleneck
When agents write code faster than you can compile it, build performance becomes the bottleneck. At Tuist, we're working to democratize faster builds.
https://pedro.fika.bar/t... Using Claude Code? Update the Tuist marketplace to get the latest skills:
https://github.com/tuist...
Ask questions like:
• How can I optimize my app's launch time?
• How can I optimize my app's bundle size?
It builds your project and queries the data for answers. I’ll open a PR to reflect this
Static or dynamic linking? Most teams go all-one-way.
SwiftPM wants things to work – not what's best for launch time or binary size.
Extended Argus with an agent-friendly interface to explore graphs & make smarter decisions:
https://github.com/tuist...
#iOS #Xcode It's not a secret anymore: Tuist is coming to Android 🤖
Caching, insights, and the features you've loved in Xcode projects, now for Gradle.
One solution across platforms, ready for agents.
DM me if you want to be first in line 👀
https://community.tuist.... 
A demo where the AI does not just generate. It ships.
Nahrin Jalal shows Agent Runners in action, prompting changes, previewing results, and publishing from the Netlify dashboard.
Watch: www.youtube.com/watch?v=v774...
Drop: app.netlify.com/drop 
This fall, we shipped a Settings UI. Seems simple, right?
Under the hood: refactored our entire settings architecture, taught GPUI new tricks, and accidentally broke auto-update along the way.
Here's the story of how we rebuilt settings in Zed: zed.dev/blog/setting... 
PlanetScale Postgres keeps getting better! Single-node databases, primary PgBouncers, intelligent Insights improvements, and more. Check out what we've shipped ⬇️
We put together a simple guide for spinning up Next.js + Prisma + Prisma Postgres with a single prompt 🪄
The goal: skip the boilerplate and get to a working app faster
The prompt 👉 pris.ly/nextjs-ai-p... 
GPT‑5.2 is now supported in Zed—and it’s fast. 🏎️💨
Zed Pro users: simply restart Zed.
BYOK users: upgrade to v0.216.1 (Stable).
zed.dev/releases/sta... 
We strongly encourage you to upgrade your sites to non-vulnerable versions.
If you upgraded last week due to the critical #React2Shell vulnerability, you must upgrade again to address these new CVEs.
More details: www.netlify.com/changelog/20... 🚨 Action required: 2 additional newly disclosed vulnerabilities affect multiple versions of React, Next.js, & other RSC-based frameworks.
As w/ last week's disclosure, Netlify has been working w/ the @react.dev & @nextjs.org teams to deploy network-level mitigations against these vulnerabilities. 🧵 react server components has definitely been 'the flop era', i don't think i've seen a single nice word about 'em that wasn't penned by the react team themselves
New in Netlify: GPT-5.2 + GPT-5.2-Pro via AI Gateway + Agent Runners!
OpenAI SDK in Functions, no API key setup, plus caching/rate limiting support.
www.netlify.com/changelog/gp... 
This will detect slow built-in and third party plugins. In the example below, the project still uses terser for building instead of Oxc, causing slowdown.
PS: This will also work in the next @vite.dev 8 beta (or when overriding the @rolldown.rs version from today on) 👀 ✨ Hot from the release press: When using @rolldown.rs and experiencing a slow build, you now see which plugins slow your build down!
Note that the reported time is an indication and includes overhead such as Rust-side processing and overhead from the JavaScript event loop. ![A screenshot of the terminal when building your Vite app. It says "[PLUGIN_TIMINGS] Warning: Your build spent significant time in plugins. Here is a breakdown:".
Then a list of plugins and percentages. The list includes "vite:terser", which could be fixed by using Oxc instead of terser as minifier.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:vqbogjyhzudzajc6bu6mxdni/bafkreihpfmyfp4vljqlsvzelr7t56nlx33xhmbtqmx6yq5dqilcgm5r3s4)
Or check out the docs:
planetscale.com/docs/postgre... Learn more in our walkthrough on YouTube:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=arlT...