... battery, AirPods and Caps Lock indicators 19+ widgets, including Month, Progress, Moon Phase, Storage, Breathe, Dice & Coin, Tally and Daily Mantra Custom lock screen photo with Extend For developers using AI agents Alerts when Claude Code, Codex or GitHubCopilot finishes, needs approval or hits an error, in any editor or terminal Answer Claude Code's questions right from the notch Dev tab:  running agents, dev servers, commits, builds, deploys and test results, live Agent controls, a prompt ...

... eleven updates, and the latest one is the biggest: AgentDock now works with many more agents than Claude Code and Codex. New in 1.3: more agents Beyond Claude Code, Codex and Grok, AgentDock now reads Gemini CLI, GitHubCopilot CLI, OpenCode, Kilo Code, Antigravity CLI and Claude Cowork , and shows Cursor's agent under its own name. Their dots show when they're working, waiting for you and done, and their finished turns go into History, Activity and Tokens. Nothing ...

... together. Alongside that, I ve started a separate experiment called AI Coder Class. I m building a service to help small developer teams make sense of what they re paying for AI coding tools, starting with Claude Team and GitHubCopilot Business. The idea is simple: review their redacted invoices, seat lists and available usage data, then give them a clear report on what checks out, what needs investigating and what to look at before renewing. I m still figuring ...

... Agents tab: - how much of the week and the 5-hour session is left - when each one resets - whether you're on pace, or will run out before the reset It works with Claude, Codex, GitHubCopilot, Cursor, Antigravity, Grok, Ollama, and OpenCode, for every account signed in on the Mac, including several Claude Code profiles. The Agents tab also lists every coding agent running, what each one started (dev servers, tests, browsers), and the tokens Claude Code and Codex ... ... smaller chunks so a cutoff doesn't land mid-edit. I also commit before every long agent run, so hitting a limit just means "pick up from the last commit" instead of untangling half-finished changes. The "on pace

... added mine up this month and the total was higher than I'd have guessed. Claude Max, ChatGPT Pro, xAI, and GitHubCopilot which I added recently. Two of those are top tier plans, which is where most of the damage is. The honest part is that I don't open all of them in a given week. A couple I keep because they're each better at different things, one because it sits in my editor and I forget ...

... question something. We've become incredibly good at generating code. Have we become equally good at deciding what to build? I keep coming back to this simple thought: def build_startup(idea): validate_market(idea) understand_customers() analyze_competitors() if not real_problem(): return "Don't build yet." return vibe_code ... ... makes the last line incredibly fast. The first four lines still seem to be where most startups succeed or fail. I'm curious how everyone else is approaching this. Do you validate ideas before opening Cursor, Claude Code, or GitHub

... Starting June 1st, @GithubCopilot moved to a usage-based billing model. Question for engineering leaders after this change: What's your team actually doing about it? Comment from Francis Irele(@francis_irele): Most people here are looking at this through a developer cost lens, but the shift is bigger than that. Usage based billing isn t designed for humans it s designed for agents . Flat seats made sense when the workload was human scale. Now the majority of premium ... ... they drift over time, every number linked to its source.

... copy, debugging, and planning Cursor / VS Code building and shipping faster Supabase auth, database, storage, and backend workflows Cloudflare domains, DNS, and deployments Figma / Stitch landing page and product UI direction I m building multiple SaaS products under Astor Stack, so the tools that help me move from idea product launch are the ones I rely on most. Comment from Austin Buhl(@austinbuhl): Cursor - Is great for quick debugging. ChatGPT - Great for proofreading. GitHub

... locally (llama.cpp sidecar) and Groq's openai/gpt-oss-120b on the cloud side ... both open-weight. Once we stop trying to pick "the best model" and just treat them as different tools wired into a router, the "open-weight vs frontier" framing kind of goes away. For my own coding work I'm a Claude Code daily-driver, so my personal stack is totally different from what my product ships. But the Kilo takeaway "matching the run to the job" tracks both ... ... what data am I actually willing to send to someone else's server" as another routing dimension. Comment from fmerian(@fmerian): "Most teams will probably end up with routing rules, not a favorite model." exactly. see this poll after @Github

... actual insight, and it's bigger than it looks: making the notification say why it's waiting is what turns a ping into a triage. "Done" makes you tab back to find out what "done" means. "Needs approval vs finished vs

... does run() do? And it walks you through it out loud, step by step, like a senior dev sitting next to you with the exact line highlighted in real time as it speaks. No API key needed . Works with GitHubCopilot or Claude you already have installed. And it s completely free . Just search CodeWalk AI in

... platforms fall into distinct buckets: Large language models (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini) excel at reasoning, analysis, and long-form content. They handle nuanced tasks well but cost more per token. Specialized platforms (Midjourney for images, Jasper for marketing copy, GitHubCopilot for code) dominate their niches through fine-tuning and UX optimization. Open-source models (Llama, Mistral) offer flexibility and cost savings but require technical setup. Enterprise platforms bundle multiple capabilities with compliance, security, and team management features. What Actually Matters ...

... According to the 2025 @Stack Overflow Developer Survey (49,000+ participants), @VS Code still is the most-used dev environment, maintaining the top spot thanks to its marketplace. @Kilo Code , @Github

... directly. MCP integration your memory, everywhere.  This became our most-used feature, and honestly, it exceeded our expectations. With our MCP server, you can plug AI Context Flow into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Cursor, Windsurf, Claude Code, Lovable, Bolt, GitHubCopilot, LM Studio, and more, with just a few steps. Your agent reads and writes to your memory automatically. We're also actively working on an API key so developers can go even further. And we are surprised to find ... ... from Abesh Thakur(@abesh_thakur): Thanks for sharing your experience. I wonder if this shifting ICP behavior that you are seeing (and will see) is now something that you consider during your roadmapping? Building for the user you have

... your stack, layout, and conventions every single time. Workspai is a free VS Code extension that reads your backend workspace before every AI prompt project structure, installed modules, git changes, and team conventions and injects it automatically. Works with GitHub

... like. You repeat yourself every session. Workspai is our answer to that. It's a VS Code extension that reads your backend workspace structure, modules, git changes, team conventions and feeds that context into the AI automatically. Works with GitHub

... automation languages) API contract testing, integration testing, regression suites CI/CD pipeline design and maintenance Software Engineering C#, TypeScript, Angular, Python, Bash, SQL WPF/XAML desktop applications (MVVM) .NET MAUI mobile apps Azure DevOps, GitHub Actions AI-Assisted Development Claude Code, GitHub

... session with Claude Code. You're on a roll. Then: "You've reached your usage limit." No warning. No countdown. Just a wall. Now what? Switch to Cursor? Check if ChatGPT still has capacity? How close are you to Copilot's limit? You don't know. None of these tools show you a unified view of where you stand. I was spending $90/month across 5 AI tools and had zero visibility into my actual usage. I'd get rate-limited ... ... were worth keeping. So I built TokenBar. It sits in your macOS menu bar and shows your usage limits, credits, and reset windows across 20+ AI providers in one click. What it tracks: - Claude (Pro/Team/API) - Cursor (Pro/Business) - ChatGPT (Plus/Team) - GitHub

... back though. Comment from Martyn Johnson(@martyn_johnson): @dr_simon_wallace  I hear that! QA is still extremely important (more than ever arguably). That said, my QA process is 80% prompting now between Lovable and GithubCopilot, and 20% manual review. In all honesty, I easily do the work of a full team on my own these days. Comment from Simon Wallace(@dr_simon_wallace): @martyn_johnson yeah so very different, yet eerily similar. I've now re entered ...

... works: - Paste one URL ( https://app.plurality.network/mcp ) into any compatible AI tool - Authenticate once via OAuth - Your entire Plurality memory layer is now available instantly across every connected tool Works with: Claude Desktop, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Cursor, GitHubCopilot, Windsurf, Lovable, Replit, LM Studio and more. What makes it different: - Platform-agnostic. Your memory isn't owned by any AI company. - OAuth-secured. No tool ever touches your credentials directly. - Read AND write. Any tool can update your memory ...

... expensive: Google AI Pro (former Google One - Google added AI to the storage plan) + Antigravity : Gives you a nice weekly quota rotation with Gemini and Claude (it is getting les generous overtime, but still weekly resets) GithubCopilot Pro + VSCode : Nice quota and mostly GPT-5 mini usage ("free") and Claude or GPT5.3 for debug or complex tasks Google AI Studio + VSCode and Antigravity : Backup quota Claude AI Key : backup of the backup My workflow is: Quick questions to Gemini ... ... some quota available I burn it in debugging, refactoring, performance and security improvements, or mainly planning. It is not free, but quite cheap. $25.00 for Google AI Pro (which I was paying anyway for the storage) + $10.00 for

... getting ready to launch Reality Try, a Virtual Try-On app for Shopify. The crazy part? I don't have a traditional backend engineering background. I essentially "vibe coded" the entire backend logic and AI API integration using GitHubCopilot, and set it up to scale on GCP. It was a wild process of bridging the gap between my product vision and the actual execution using AI as my "lead developer." Has anyone else here successfully built and launched ...

... into AI tools anymore. You're giving them access to a memory layer they can read from and write to. One that you own, and that persists across every session. What's supported today: ChatGPT, Claude Desktop, Claude Code, GitHubCopilot, Cursor, Windsurf, LM Studio, Lovable, Replit and any other client that speaks MCP over HTTP. Setup guide with exact steps for every tool: https://plurality.network/blogs/... Happy to answer questions about how the OAuth flow works, how memory buckets ...

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... opened Using Agentic RAG to query your existing codebase for context Generating reviews that understand your code conventions Automatically posting review comments back to the PR The whole setup takes about 20 minutes. While tools like CodeRabbit and GitHubCopilot are great, sometimes you need a reviewer tailored to your team's specific needs and codebase. Building Your Own PR Review Agent with Giselle https://giselles.ai/blog/pr-revi... I'd love to hear from the community: How are you using ...