Starting AI agents is easy. Keeping track of them is the hard part. Kepler runs every agent in one place, from idea to merged, every session visible live. Bring your own agents and models. Free in public preview. gitkraken.com/blog/big-kep... #AIagents #DevTools #Kepler

@eric.amod.io, creator of GitLens: "You can do everything from that graph, from that one place." Commits, reviews, conflict resolution, and now, with GitLens 19, your stacked PRs too. www.gitkraken.com/blog/gitlens... #GitLens #CodeReview

Running 3 AI agents across 5 repos usually means 12 open terminals and zero idea what's actually happening. Kepler tracks it all in one place. We walk through starting tasks from scratch, from an issue, or from a PR, plus Kanban, list, and console views. youtu.be/KWggzuJiqTA #AgenticDev #Kepler

Which LLM is actually best at git tasks? We built a benchmark to find out. GitBench: 17 categories, 204 test cases, 43+ models tested. Some surprises: frontier models don't always win, and cost doesn't always track with quality. Results → gitbench.gitkraken.com

Have you updated to GitLens 18.3 yet? This release makes AI workflows more capable, conflict resolution smarter, and the Commit Graph even more powerful, plus a completely redesigned Settings experience. Here’s what’s new 🧵👇

Anyone else noticed the Canvas in the Gemini webapp barely works anymore? I can't seem to get the models (3.5 Flash or 3.1 Pro) to use the canvas at all (though they SAY they did) or they do actually use it, but it's only a code file without any preview mode. Been happening for a week or more now.

The layer between plan and main has no owner. That is the gap. And it's now the most expensive problem in software development. We know what breaks. We built the fix. The Code Flow Company, from plan to main. More from our CEO: www.gitkraken.com/blog/gitkrak... #TheCodeFlowCompany

now that's a fucking Space X IPO headline

The world’s first trillionaire is a killer

Elon Musk’s empire of wealth is built on suffering.

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GitLens 18.1 is now available, with performance improvements, Commit Graph refinements, and quality-of-life updates to make your daily Git workflows smoother. Grab the update and see what’s new: help.gitkraken.com/gitlens/gitl...

GitLens Release Notes

Find out what's new, what's fixed, or just take a trip down memory lane remembering those bugs of yesterday.

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This is a massive release and I am so excited about it. We are also just getting started.

GitLens@gitlens.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Your repo after a few weeks of coding agents: 🌿 branches everywhere 🤖 agents everywhere 📂 worktrees everywhere 😵 context nowhere GitLens 18 is our answer to that. The Commit Graph became a workbench for parallel development. 🧵

"Democratic governors and state legislators need to realize that this is no longer about fairness; it’s about fighting back so that they are not engineered out of the House forever. And I get that Dems don’t have the stomach for this kind of warfare--- find it."

Angus: This is a president who says the only constraint on his actions is not Congress, not the courts, not international law, but, quote, “my own morality, my own mind.” There is no morality in a man accused of being a rapist…

Me too! Was such an awesome show.

jae@jkap.gay · 7mo ago

saw Nine Inch Nails last friday, took a bunch of photos but this is by far my favorite

How do you lead 1,000 open source contributors without burnout? @danielroe.dev ( @nuxt.com lead ) shares his playbook: LLM-powered triage, open office hours, and governance with actual checks and balances. New Software is a Team Sport episode 👇 youtu.be/KzRL-b6dXAI

Leading Open Source Teams w/ Daniel Roe

In this episode, Daniel Roe, Lead Maintainer of the Nuxt framework, discusses his journey from studying law and theology to leading a major open-source framework. He explains Nuxt's unique governance…

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GitLens hit a milestone that shows what happens when you solve real problems for developers. We started with a simple idea: make Git history visual, intuitive, and actually useful inside VS Code. Eight years later, developers have spoken. Thanks for trusting us with your Git workflow. 🙌

🤬 JFC

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Save the date: GitKon 2025 is December 10-11. Two days. Virtual. Free. Built for developers who care about craft over hype. 10K+ builders. Real code. Actionable workflows. Plus, the chance to win $2500 for the GitKon Game Jam. Secure your spot today: gitkon.com?1?source=org... #GitKon

I’d like to take the moderate path, because I’m a history major and I know what the alternatives are.

Senator Ron Wyden@wyden.senate.gov · 10mo ago

There is something deeply broken about an economy that creates trillionaires while people get buried under the cost of living and 42 million go hungry. The ultra-rich should realize that my Billionaires Income Tax, aimed at ensuring they pay their fair share, represents the moderate path forward.

This is what democracy looks like. #NoKings

😍 Boston, you are beautiful. #NoKings

No Kings in Worcester

NO FUCKING KINGS.

Dr. Jane Goodall filmed an interview with Netflix in March 2025 that she understood would only be released after her death.

@pnpm.io Is there any way to use `minimumReleaseAge` but have it exclude direct dependencies (if they are targeting a specific version)? I often want to pick a specific dependency in my `package.json`, but still have `minimumReleaseAgeExclude` still enforced for all the indirect deps.

The public preview of Github Copilot CLI launched today, and if you install it, you'll be welcomed by little ASCII art welcome banner that I animated. Creating it ended up being great example of how vibe-coding has entered my toolbelt. Nerdy deets in 🧵...

some thoughts about the bloat introduced by edge-case first libraries

"Open source, the thing that drives the world, the thing Harvard says has an economic value of 8.8 trillion dollars. Most of it is one person." opensourcesecurity.io/2025/08-oss-...

Open Source is one person

The Register recently published a story titled Putin on the code: DoD reportedly relies on utility written by Russian dev. They should be ashamed of this story. This poor open source developer is gett...

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This is a really, really good article. I highly recommend it

A.R. Moxon@juliusgoat.bsky.social · last yr.

Today I wrote about a general tendency to accept atrocious premises, and the need to reject fascism's false choices in order to find expansive and imaginative paths forward. Breaking the premise, embracing the obstacles, pursing everything. www.the-reframe.com/there-is-no-...