Two Ghostty instances stand between you and your shell. Here's how exe-scroll keeps remote terminal sessions alive, plus a tour of the prior art: mosh, tmux, dtach, and web terminals: blog.exe.dev/exe-scroll
Ghostty in the Machine: the saga of exe-scroll - exe.dev blog
Two ghostty instances stand between you and your shell. How exe-scroll keeps remote terminal sessions alive, plus a tour of the prior art: mosh, tmux, dtach, and web terminals.
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I told someone about @exe.dev today and told them not to google it. Open a terminal and just ssh. It's the 🤯 moment I love to see
"Instead of having billing API calls littered in the code, what if we issued billable facts about the state of something and reconciled billing once the new facts were settled?" blog.exe.dev/billable-facts
Stripe Just Wants a Number - exe.dev blog
Inside exe’s billable facts architecture.
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answering all your burning questions about exe’s iOS app: youtu.be/BhBFA2igURk
Agents Ship from Anywhere: exe.dev on iOS
YouTube video by Official Channel for Exe Dev
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K3 is out. Your cloud provider probably doesn’t have it. We do :) exe.dev
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We 🐡🐡🐡 exe.dev -- simple, effective, fast. If you've noticed improvements in our user experience over the last 6 months, they were accelerated by how simple exe.dev made things.
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exe@exe.dev · 2w ago"I just realized what I wanted was, like, a computer." How @antithesis.com uses exe to give agents real machines, safely: blog.exe.dev/how-antithes...
"Why can’t I just be connected to multiple tailnets at the same time?" Great q. Now you can: blog.exe.dev/a-tale-of-tw...
tailmix: Connect to Multiple Tailnets at Once - exe.dev blog
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PSA: You can now interact with your VM on Slack blog.exe.dev/run-a-slack-...
Run a Slack Bot from Your VM (Without Giving It the Keys) - exe.dev blog
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"I just realized what I wanted was, like, a computer." How @antithesis.com uses exe to give agents real machines, safely: blog.exe.dev/how-antithes...
How Antithesis Turned exe into a Sandbox for Agentic Software Tests - exe.dev blog
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Built a distributed DNS server in ~a week. Rebuilt twice on purpose. Shipped -> went on vacation. DNS incidents a month later: 0. How we did it (hint: the answer isn't vibe-coding): blog.exe.dev/claude-is-no...
Claude Is Not a Compiler - exe.dev blog
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We're going to be sharing more about how people use exe to build cool stuff. First up—a conservationist who turned 40 terabytes of public data into a video game: blog.exe.dev/meet-the-con...
Meet the Conservationist Who Turned 40 Terabytes of Public Data Into a Video Game - exe.dev blog
Raffael Hickisch spent years dreaming up conservation tools he couldn't afford to build. Then he built them himself, with an AI agent and a country's worth of public data.
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Setting up Gerrit on @exe.dev with X-ExeDev-Email auth took 60s! However, that doesn't make git work. I hacked together a little proxy that does a tiny amount of OAuth2, exchanging exe.dev auth in the browser for a token that works with git-credential-oauth.
GitHub - filippo-claude/gerrit-exedev-auth-proxy: Authenticate Gerrit web and Git smart HTTP with exe.dev OAuth
Authenticate Gerrit web and Git smart HTTP with exe.dev OAuth - filippo-claude/gerrit-exedev-auth-proxy
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I’ve been considering buying a new Mac mini or Mac Studio (yes, yes… I’m aware of the price increases) but after reading this I might just stick with my MacBook Air and just use @exe.dev
Building Software From My Phone - exe.dev blog
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While we validate a kernel change for januscape (CVE-2026-53359), we have disable nested KVM across our fleet for individuals and teams without dedicated hardware. We will restore nested KVM in a rolling release as soon as we can. Apologies for the inconvenience.
Behind the scenes on how the exe.dev iOS app was built: blog.exe.dev/ios-developm.... Step 1: buy mac mini. Step 2: give Shelley access to simulator. Step 3: over the air updates, Step 4: prompt app into existence from itself. Also, gratuitous profiler. boldsoftware.github.io/public_html/...
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Me, reaping: *startled* *fart noises emanating from Mac* TEN MIN PRIOR Me, sowing: "Shelley, build an iPad sound machine; test with the simulator." THIRTY MIN PRIOR "I learned how to build iPad apps at work; kids, what shall we make?" TODAY exe.dev has an iOS app blog.exe.dev/ios
I have a lot of the same feelings about @exe.dev. It’s made side projects feel manageable and fun again, especially after mostly running on k8s (which I have a lot of love for, it’s just Big™️ for side projects)
My first self-hosted server lived on zort.org in the early days of the internet. Letting that domain go is one of my more lasting regrets. exe.dev brings back the feeling, but sadly not the domain. New blog: samihonkonen.com/posts/a-love...
A love letter to exe.dev
Why having a computer on the internet feels good again.
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Really enjoying @exe.dev so far. Create a VM in seconds, and then you can use a coding agent via a web interface on the box to quickly get stuff setup. I went from nothing to deployed postgres on one VM, a Rails app in another, with tailscale to network them in a few minutes.
We're excited to welcome @exe.dev founders @crawshaw.io and @commaok.xyz to the portfolio. exe.dev lets devs quickly stand up affordable, secure VMs without the need for complex configuration or authentications, or for an enormous cloud bill. www.heavybit.com/press/heavyb...
There was no good way to see what CT logs are actually used by CAs, so I made a dashboard of @censys.bsky.social data on @exe.dev. groups.google.com/a/chromium.o...
A different article than usual, focused on a new hosting service that recently came out: ssh exe.dev www.bitecode.dev/p/exedev-a-n... TL;DR: the value is far away from OVH or Hetzner, but so it’s damn convenient and frankly, super fun. And I’m not saying that because we share the same .tld
exe.dev: a new hosting solution for your prototypes
Being unproductive has never been so well instrumented
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I think I'm beginning to get @exe.dev Your ideas can go into shelley instead of into the bottomless "some day" idea pit. And tailor-made software for a userbase of you and/or your friends is a reality now. Supported by what feels like the best UX for VMs in the world. Beautiful! 🤌🏼🤌🏼
