The portability illusion
Cloud development environments keep getting rebranded, but they keep running into the same fundamental problem: your workflow is not portable. Agents might be changing the question entirely.
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Infrastructure
Building the house from the roof
Tuist started at the toolchain layer and is working its way down to compute and caching. This is the whole house, from roof to foundation, and why going deep into each layer is how you earn trust that money cannot buy.
Headless development
Coding agents decoupled development from the editor. What follows is a new kind of platform where steering, reviewing, and collaborating on code looks nothing like what we are used to.
The cache is the infrastructure
Why the future of CI isn't about dedicated compute but about colocated caching, and how build systems, coding agents, and shifting economics are making that future real.
The Software Industry's inflection point
Reflections on how AI is reshaping code production, why companies must rethink where value lives, and what independence means in a world of accelerating change.
Rethinking Version Control for an Agentic World
Git and Git forges were designed for a world where humans write code in isolation. As agents become central to how we build software, I believe we need to rethink everything from branches to CI to how open source contributions work.
Namespace gets macOS environment DX right
After years of painful Mac mini management for CI, we discovered Namespace - an API-first service that makes macOS environments elastic and developer-friendly. Perfect for building Tuist QA and beyond.