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Cursor's engineering blog describes how they built a development environment for cloud agents, introducing the anydev CLI and the Cloud Doctor self-healing mechanism, enabling agents to now contribute more than half of merged PRs.
Xirp is an agentic development environment built by Spotify, showcased on Product Hunt.
ADE is a free, synced development environment for coding agents.
A detailed technical article on how to build a Dev Container from scratch, including writing Dockerfile, devcontainer.json, configuring security options, and lifecycle commands to solidify the Go development environment and restrict container permissions.
A practical guide to setting up an AmigaOS development environment on Linux, covering toolchain installation, emulation, and remote debugging.
ZCode is an AI programming development tool launched by the GLM team. It is deeply integrated with the GLM-5.2 model, offering features such as long-range task management and remote Bot control, and supports multiple subscription plans.
A developer created SwiftII, a Swift-flavored mini development environment for the Apple II, including a REPL, file browser, and text editor, bringing a taste of modern programming to vintage hardware.
Kepler is an agentic development environment designed to run AI agents at scale, targeting developers who need to manage multiple agent workflows.
This project provides a cross development environment for CP/M-86 and MS-DOS, including compilers, assemblers, and emulators for retro computing.
Cursor shares key lessons from building cloud agents, emphasizing that providing a full development environment is critical for agent output quality, and that long-running agents require durable execution and enterprise-like infrastructure.
Anthropic released the official claude-code-setup plugin that automatically scans your project and configures hooks, skills, MCP services, etc., elevating Claude Code from a basic usable tool to a powerful development environment.
Cursor AI now enables users to run cloud agents inside fully configured development environments, replicating the setup of a developer's laptop with cloned repos, dependencies, and toolchain credentials.
Hopper is introduced as the first agentic development environment specifically designed for mainframe and COBOL systems.
A detailed guide on recreating the process of compiling Quake's win32 binaries using vintage tools like Windows NT 4 and Visual C++ 6, as done in 1997.