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3 months ago Never forget to commit or push again and skip the PR ceremony. Jump into a teammate's thread while the work is still live, talk to the agent that wrote it, and comment or branch from there.
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Never forget to commit or push again and skip the PR ceremony. Jump into a teammate's thread while the work is still live, talk to the agent that wrote it, and comment or branch from there.
Source code and the conversation that produced it live in the same place. Jump from any line of code to the prompt that created it. Or from a past conversation to that code as it stands now, or the moment the agent wrote it.
DeltaDB is a new kind of version control. Where Git captures a snapshot at each commit, DeltaDB captures every keystroke and operation in between as a fine-grained delta, each with its own stable identity.
Great software always took shape in conversation, not the commit. With agents, the conversation that generates the code is becoming the true source of our software. And Git can't keep up.
So we built something that can. Meet DeltaDB: zed.dev/blog/introdu... We're heading to DIA from June 14-18 in Philly.
Harry Johnson and Prem Mohanty from our team will be there for the week. Come find us at booth # 2026. We'd love to talk about how AI is actually changing your work. The next Command Code deal drops. Worth the wait.
- Monday June 15, 2026
- 10 AM PT
You'll want to be online for this. The best AI builders don’t have secret prompts. They have better context. In this clip, Dom and Andy discuss why great results come from knowing how to combine tools, workflows, skills, MCPs, and platform capabilities into a repeatable process. Prompting is just one piece of the puzzle. 👇
Follow this issue in GitHub for more details 👇
pris.ly/gh-false-alarm We investigated reports that Microsoft Defender was flagging Prisma CLI v7.8.0 on Windows.
This is confirmed to be a false positive, with no cause for concern. The file has been submitted to Microsoft for re-analysis. recently realised that we had ZERO docs on the GB tui - and it is a pretty neat tui if I may brag.
it has a bunch of tricks that the desktop app doesn’t
so here’s the first batch of GitButler TUI docs - docs.gitbutler.com/gitbutler-tui mutation commands (e.g. `emend`, `move` etc) change the state, and the agent would have to get the updated "status". it's helpful to include the updated status together with the ack that mutation was completed (we have a `--status-after` flag)
i thought i'd share stuff we learned when building CLI tools **for ai agents**: - our CLI has a --json output. but according to our benchmarks, the human output performs better in both claude and codex
find the full release notes on GitHub:
github.com/gitbutlerapp... Other changes include: - Performance improvement in squashing and branch listing - Conflicted commits can now be discarded - Fixed an annoying "Branch cannot be created" bug - The TUI is has some new tricks up it's sleeve
Check this out for how you can set up and tune your Claude Code or Codex or Cursor bot to use gb and tune it to your liking
docs.gitbutler.com/ai-agents/ov... ⋈ GitButler 0.20.0 dropped a few days ago. We hear 🤖 ai agents really like using our CLIs so we made it even better for them clankers! Multitasking without worktrees anyone? Also updated the docs 👇🧵
Xcode, @jetbrains.com IDEs, Zed, and dozens of other tools (CLIs, desktop, web, and mobile apps) all use ACP to talk to agents. Open source, no lock-in. What's preventing you from adopting? 🍎
#ZedEditor Download Zed and view the full changelog here:
zed.dev/releases/sta... Generate links from the settings UI to send agent skills to friends and teammates.
Open multiple files in succession from the file finder by pressing the right arrow key. Thanks init05!
Clicking a changed file in the Git panel opens the multi-buffer project diff.
Now you can also `{cmd,ctrl}-click` to open a single-file diff in its own dedicated tab.
Thanks chirivelli!