... Comment from Anna ULANOVA(@anna_ulanova): An agent assumes autonomous work? Without you being there 100% of the time? I don't trust it enough to do that. I work through Terminal because usually I have Android Studio, VS Code, and Xcode

... scripting APIs. Declarative workflows let you turn fixed sequences of built-in actions into reusable commands without writing JavaScript logic, state, or forms. They are especially useful for turning hard-to-remember shortcuts into command sequences. For example, in Xcode, similar actions such as: Move Focus to Next Editor Pane Jump to Next Issue Jump to Next Change can be turned into three workflow and mapped to commands "ne", "ni", and "nc". Workflows can also guide Element Mode more precisely ... ... screenshots of the selected region. For more advanced workflows, you can always use JavaScript base scripts which comes with more power in this version. QWERTZ keyboard layout support is also included. Comment from Prince Kumar (@prince__kumar): The Xcode

... sense of design. It just writes code for the most functional, generic interface possible. So, I decided to learn the core skills myself: designing in Figma, connecting to Claude Code via MCP, and using the Claude agent inside Xcode to build natively with SwiftUI. Even if I'm not an expert yet, I now understand what I'm doing. It takes time, but I truly believe that building a real, reliable product requires getting your hands dirty and finding your ...

... Your Mac was full of Xcode caches while Cursor was still running and holding half of them hostage. DevCleaner 1.10.1 doesn t fight the open app. It cleans around it. We ve been living in the menu bar for months. This release makes that feel like the product - not a shortcut to a bigger window. What s new in 1.10.1 Clean around running apps If Cursor / Xcode

... Recently, my Mac started running out of storage. Between Xcode, Docker images, AI models, screenshots, downloads, and random project folders, I had almost 90 GB of space I could reclaim but figuring out what was actually safe to delete was surprisingly tedious. Instead of spending another hour digging through Finder, I built a small macOS app to solve the problem for myself. It reminded me why I enjoy building software in the first place. When you're your own first ...

... years as a 3D artist, never touched Xcode or written a line of code before this year. In February I opened Cursor and just started typing what I wanted to build. 7 months later, backend on Cloudflare Workers, iOS app in SwiftUI, multi-model AI routing (GPT, Claude, Gemini), all written and shipped through Cursor. Launched on the App Store, now live on Product Hunt today. Biggest surprise for me: the hard part was never writing the code, Cursor handled ...

... async CLI  now handles more  file formats  end to end: TypeScript locale modules, YAML, Gettext PO, Flutter ARB, Android strings, and Xcode .strings, String Catalogs (.xcstrings), and .stringsdict. Point a files[] entry at the source file and every  lingo push  runs each one through your engine's full  pipeline . Translatable text is translated; everything structural is preserved keys, IDs, metadata, placeholders, and code. Full changelog: https://lingo.dev/en/changelog Comment from ...

... apply to a given string, it no longer counts against the score, so scores reflect only the reviews that genuinely apply. The reviewer setup form now shows example instructions as a placeholder for each review type. Also this week: - Xcode String Catalogs in the GitHub App. The GitHub App now handles .xcstrings files a String Catalog committed to a connected repository gets localized on every push, the same way the CLI and Async Localization API do. - Source file path ...

... folder with data you never asked to keep. Deeper IDE cleanup. JetBrains IDEs now cover Application Support caches, logs, and search indexes. Android Studio adds SDK download staging and emulator/system-image cleanup. Plus a new Developer Logs scanner spanning Simulator, Xcode, Docker, Homebrew, VS

... Small feature, but useful when cleaning the keyboard or avoiding accidental input. The bigger update is scan speed . Room Service now sizes large developer folders in parallel with shared caches and faster disk-usage shortcuts. On the measured machine: Xcode Simulators: ~107s ~ 8s  overall Xcode

... Decided to actually look at my own storage numbers instead of just building the feature that clears them out. Xcode alone: 25.51 GB of derived data + simulator junk. Android Studio: 2.58 GB. Cursor: 208 MB. Over the last 30 days DevCleaner has cleared 55.59 GB across 83 cleanups on my Mac (95.35 GB all-time). It's honestly wild how much silent bloat piles up from dev tooling build caches, simulators, AI tool caches none of it visible unless ...

... been iterating on DevCleaner - a Mac menu bar app that scans dev junk (Xcode DerivedData, simulators, node_modules graveyards, Docker/OrbStack/Colima bloat, Homebrew caches, AI tool caches, etc.) and lets you clean safely with risk labels. The last couple releases ( 1.6.1 + 1.6.2 ) are mostly about project hibernation - archiving dead side projects off your SSD instead of keeping 30 GB on disk because "setting it back up later is annoying." The problem I was solving I keep old repos around ... ... still exists), file count, top-level listing, Docker summary. Eye button in Archived Projects - won't pull down an iCloud-evicted archive just to peek. 1.6.2 - small but important fix Smart Triggers (auto-clean safe caches when you quit Xcode

... pattern is boringly consistent. Most of the drive is toolchain exhaust: node_modules duplicated across every project you've touched this year, a few hundred MB each Docker images and dangling layers nobody pruned (quietly tens of GB) Xcode's DerivedData, regenerated on every build (double-digit GB on an active project) iOS simulator runtimes for OS versions you dropped two years ago Homebrew, pip, and npm caches Old .app builds parked in Downloads Each arrived a kilobyte ...

... your disk into a single file, and restore them in one click whenever you need them. It handles dependency reinstall on restore, is iCloud aware, and verifies every archive before touching the original. Also added Ghost Projects (per project Xcode DerivedData breakdown) and Project Artifacts (stale node_modules and build folders ranked by age). DevCleaner stays free for manual cleanup and scanning. The automation layer is now Pro, with a 14 day free trial. Lifetime licenses are capped for early ...

... breaking, and so on. - Vaizle - I work with Vaizle, but it has very easily emerged as my fav platform. Not even lying. I can keep track of ad performance, check what competitors are posting on social. And best part is that I can feed it my own website + competitors

... that flag the agent contribution and other receipts that were 100 human. the market self sorts. some recruiters will value the verified AI disclosure. others will not. over time the receipts with agent transparency outperform on credibility because the alternative (resumes claiming pure human work that we all know used AI) has already lost its signal. the platform does not force the choice. it lets the market price it. Comment from Mustafa Arian(@thenameisarian): TAM Network. an AI-native alternative

... latest tool: DevCleaner We finished at #12 Product of the Day , which is a massive win for me, and the product is still featured! What it does: If you are a developer, you probably know the pain of Xcode, Android Studio, or JetBrains eating up tens of gigabytes of your Mac's disk space with bloated caches and build artifacts. DevCleaner helps you safely find and wipe them out in seconds. I d love to get your feedback ...

... Folks, just released an update with support for more airlines, better reliability and now available on Apple Watch! Comment from Vishrut Jha(@vishrutjha): Also, on testflight the build is compiled using Xcode 27 and support for the new Apple OS 27's (except tvOS 27 of course), and stay tuned for improved support for the new Siri AI experience ...

... Since then, I've been heads-down building, and today I am finally back on Product Hunt with my newest project: DevCleaner . Running multiple projects locally meant my Mac's storage was constantly fighting for its life against heavy Xcode derived data, Docker layers, and heavy package caches. I got tired of general-purpose tools with subscription traps, so I built a minimalist, lightning-fast native utility tailored specifically for developers to safely reclaim tens of gigabytes. We just went ...

... reduce visual noise, keep important signals easier to read, and make Room Service feel more like one connected workspace instead of separate utilities stitched together. Would love feedback from macOS developers, especially if your machine usually has Xcode, simulators, local servers, build tools, design apps, AI apps, and a lot of background processes running at the same time. Full changelog: https://roomservices.pro/changelog Comment from Arda Can K rko (@ardacankrko): Thanks @kate_sleeman  that s exactly what we re aiming ...

... space and where large items are located. We also improved process CPU reporting, menu-bar health visibility, localization coverage, and screen recording detection in this release. Would love feedback from macOS developers, especially if you already use tools like Xcode simulators, Dev Ports, build watchers, or disk cleanup utilities. Full changelog: https://roomservices.pro/changelog Comment from Arda Can K rko (@ardacankrko): @frances_diazon Thanks One thing we noticed is that developers often spend more time investigating problems than actually fixing them ...

... honestly, this feature changed the feeling of the app again. You can now: See running simulators Launch installed simulators directly Restart them Stop them Copy names / IDs Get notifications when new simulators boot Manage simulator state without digging through Xcode Preview: At first glance this sounds small. But when combined with Dev Ports and Build Watchers, something interesting starts happening: A simulator boots. A local dev server starts. A watcher begins rebuilding. CPU usage spikes. Ports become ...

... mess. My Downloads folder had thousands of files. The Desktop was cluttered. Old DMG installers were still sitting there. Duplicate files were taking up space. Developer folders like node modules, Flutter projects, Gradle cache, and Xcode archives were quietly eating storage. And honestly, I didn t want to spend hours cleaning it manually. Rules-based tools like Hazel and Finder Smart Folders are powerful, but they still require you to decide the rules upfront. That works if your workflow never ... ... added: Magic Rename Rename files based on their content using local AI. Your file content stays on your Mac. Fully Free System Cleaner Find and clean duplicate files, DMG installers, unused apps, node modules, Flutter projects, Gradle cache, and Xcode

... MRVL. Here's what the numbers actually look like from the inside. The $100 build cost is real. We run most of our apps on Supabase (free tier covers you until you have real users), a $10 domain, and Xcode which is free. The AI tools have genuinely changed what's possible things that took a team of five two years ago can ship in a week now. Our fully loaded infrastructure cost across the entire portfolio sits around 340/month ... ... person, it might be literally $0; for another, it might be $3k/mo till break-even. Break-even on another hand depends on the nature of business + market (whether you need to scale adoption vs

... really enjoying what I am seeing right now. I have just finished and released my app Eterno, now it's time to get some users. I have had the idea since getting married in 2021 and had several Xcode projects over the years and different versions so I am very happy to get it released. With the app, the idea is that you are getting married, you set up a wedding in the app with your wedding details (names, date ...