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GitHub - groundwater/GhostVM
Isolated macOS workspaces for agents, projects, and clients Website • Documentation • Download GhostVM is a native macOS app for creating and managing macOS virtual machines on Apple Silicon using Apple's Virtualization.framework. Each VM is stored as a self-contained .GhostVM bundle that you can copy, move, or back up like any file. Perfect for: AI agent sandboxing, disposable dev environments, t
Servo is now available on crates.io - Servo aims to empower developers with a lightweight, high-performance alternative for embedding web technologies in applications.
Today the Servo team has released v0.1.0 of the servo crate. This is our first crates.io release of the servo crate that allows Servo to be used as a library. We currently do not have any plans of publishing our demo browser servoshell to crates.io. In the 5 releases since our initial GitHub release in October 2025, our release process has matured, with the main “bottleneck†now being the human-wr
GitHub Stacked PRs
Arrange pull requests in an ordered stack and merge them all in one click. Each PR represents one focused layer of your change, reviewed independently and landed together. Navigate between PRs in your stack from the GitHub UI, check the status of every layer at a glance, and trigger a cascading rebase across the entire stack with one click.
React Server Components Your Way | TanStack Blog
by Manuel Schiller, Tanner Linsley, and Jack Herrington on Apr 13, 2026. At TanStack, we have always strived to build tools that cover the 90% use case with ease, but still give you the flexibility to break out of the box for advanced use cases. Why? Because we know that when things get serious, you know what's best for your application and deserve the freedom to take control. That's always been t
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The uphill climb of making diff lines performant
Pull requests are the beating heart of GitHub. As engineers, this is where we spend a good portion of our time. And at GitHub’s scale—where pull requests can range from tiny one-line fixes to changes spanning thousands of files and millions of lines—the pull request review experience has to stay fast and responsive. We recently shipped the new React-based experience for the Files changed tab (now
How and when to use subagents in Claude Code | Claude
Claude Code handles complex, multi-step projects well, but long sessions accumulate weight. Every file read, every tangent explored, every half-finished thought stays in the context window, slowing responses and driving up token costs. Consider building a new feature in a large TypeScript monorepo. The main work is the implementation, but side tasks keep appearing: trace how an existing service ha
GitHub - betterleaks/betterleaks: A Better Secrets Scanner built for configurability and speed
Betterleaks is a tool for detecting secrets like passwords, API keys, and tokens in git repos, files, and whatever else you wanna throw at it via stdin. If you wanna learn more about how the detection engine works check out this blog: Regex is (almost) all you need. Betterleaks development is supported by Aikido Security ➜ ~/code(master) betterleaks git -v ○ ○ ◠○ Betterleaks v1.0.0 Finding: "expo
Release pnpm 11 RC 0 · pnpm/pnpm
Highlights Major Node.js 22+ required — support for Node 18, 19, 20, and 21 is dropped, pnpm itself is now pure ESM, and the standalone exe requires glibc 2.27. Supply-chain protection on by default — minimumReleaseAge defaults to 1 day (newly published packages are not resolved for 24h) and blockExoticSubdeps defaults to true. allowBuilds replaces the old build-dependency settings — onlyBuiltDepe
I've sold out
I've sold out 2026-04-08 What a nice WebGL shader. Look at draining your battery. Table of contents So, this is awkward. I've joined Cristina, Jakob, Ramiz, Vegard, Armin, and Colin at Earendil. And I'm taking pi, the little coding agent that could, with me. Now, before you get out the pitchforks, hear me out. Why would you do that? Many reasons! Let me give you a "quick" history lesson. "It's lik
A “diff†tool for AI: Finding behavioral differences in new models
A “diff†tool for AI: Finding behavioral differences in new models Every time a new AI model is released, its developers run a suite of evaluations to measure its performance and safety. These tests are essential, but they are somewhat limited. Because these benchmarks are human-authored, they can only test for risks we have already conceptualized and learned to measure. This approach to safety is
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Eight years of wanting, three months of building with AI
For eight years, I’ve wanted a high-quality set of devtools for working with SQLite. Given how important SQLite is to the industry1, I’ve long been puzzled that no one has invested in building a really good developer experience for it2. A couple of weeks ago, after ~250 hours of effort over three months3 on evenings, weekends, and vacation days, I finally released syntaqlite (GitHub), fulfilling t
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GitHub - yuku-toolchain/yuku: High-performance JavaScript/TypeScript compiler and toolchain in pure Zig.
Stitch - Design with AI
Introducing “vibe design†with Stitch
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