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Monday, 3 August 2026

Devtools must be open source (exe.dev)

Simon Willison's Weblog 2 months ago 26 ● 4 sources

An open-source advocate argues that LLMs have reduced the friction for end-users to examine and modify software code by automating compilation and initial setup tasks. Previously, setup overhead made code inspection impractical for most developers; now AI tools like Claude can clone repositories, build projects, and report findings in minutes. This shifts open-source software from theoretical freedom to practical accessibility for ordinary programmers.

My Agentic Coding Setup, July 2026

Domenic Denicola 2 months ago 57

A developer shares their Linux VM and Tailscale-based setup for running AI coding agents autonomously, combining remote VM access with ChatGPT's native SSH support for seamless work across devices. The setup uses a disposable Ubuntu VM on an always-on desktop with Tailscale for private networking, allowing agents to run with minimal approval prompts and continue work in the background. Key tools include git worktrees for parallel work, the ChatGPT desktop app as a thin client, and elevated agent permissions (sudoers, GitHub CLI login) that trade safety for convenience.

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