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🧠Forum, Meta’s new standalone Groups app, was built by a small team that brought an AI agent into the development cycle as a participant — planning, building, testing, and verifying. Building Forum we moved from human-in-the-loop — engineer drives, AI assists inside each step — to human-on-the-loop, where the agent runs the iteration (plan, implement, build, test, correct, repeat) and the engineer sets the goal, watches the run, and owns the outcome. The key decision: success wasn’t measured in code volume. It was measured in changes that build, pass tests, and survive review. ✅ Reached core feature parity with Facebook Groups in eight weeks 📈 An autonomous stress-testing loop caught a memory issue during development, roughly halving memory use and page faults 🔗 Read how our engineers went AI-native to build Forum: #AI# #SoftwareEngineering# #DeveloperTools# #MobileEngineering# #Engineering#

🧠 Most AI bug-catching tools review your code the way a human reviewer would, only faster. What if the AI wrote a test that proved the bug instead? That’s Catching Just-in-Time Tests (JiTTests) — a novel approach where LLMs generate executable tests designed to fail, surfacing behavioral changes in a code change before it lands. After a year of research, it’s now part of Meta’s infrastructure. ✅ 589 engineers have engaged with it, reporting a 60% true-positive rate 📈 In the first half of 2026, it helped catch 74 privacy SEVs at the diff stage, lowering overall privacy SEV occurrence by 20% 🔗 Read how it works: 📄 Read our FSE 2026 paper, “Just-in-Time Catching Test Generation at Meta”: #AI# #SoftwareEngineering# #SoftwareTesting# #DeveloperTools# #Engineering#

✨ To make Mole better at uninstalling apps and cleaning up leftovers, I've manually tested and checked 800 Mac apps. This includes Adobe apps, antivirus, developer tools and AI tools. Every app has a free uninstall guide, even if you don't use Mole.

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Will AI make Java IDEs obsolete? @martinlippert (Spring Tools) joins The Marco Show to discuss AI coding agents, developer tools, and the future of Java development. 🎥

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Mole 1.34 is live. The Mac cleaning tool that can free up tens of GBs in one go. 36K stars. Here’s what matters from the last two releases: · mo optimize: now runs optimization tasks automatically with no confirmation prompts, and adds regular maintenance, quarantine cleanup, broken LaunchAgent repair, .DS_Store protection, and disk SMART checks. · mo analyze: gives a much clearer view of reclaimable space, including iOS backups, old Downloads, and real cache usage from Xcode, Gradle, JetBrains, Docker, pip, and more. It also shows cleanable items like Trash, system caches, and Xcode artifacts before you run cleanup. · mo clean: expands cleanup coverage for Zed, Warp, Ghostty, Cursor, Stremio, Brave Service Worker caches, expired iOS/iPadOS firmware, Chrome graphics caches, Stocks app cache, Office container logs, wallpaper thumbnails, and more. Whitelist rules are handled more consistently. · mo uninstall: now supports mo uninstall directly, with better leftover detection, orphan file cleanup, and improved handling of app-related residue. · mo check and mo status: better visibility into system health, including battery health and uptime scoring, broken LaunchAgents, missing developer tools, and common version conflicts in local dev environments. These two releases make Mole more useful in day-to-day cleanup, especially for developers and long-used Macs. If Mole helps, I’d love your ideas on where to dig deeper for safe cleanup and more hidden junk.