Cache volumes just landed on our runners. You can use them to speed up some steps in your pipelines, like installing dependencies: tuist.dev/changelog/2026.10.…

yeah, don’t obsessed over finding a factory. make sure the harness has access to the data and the relationships in it.

sharding elixir test execution based on historical data is so cool. don't know why it took us so long to invest into this

if you want to plug your @elixirlang builds onto @tuistdev, you can start here tuist.dev/en/docs/guides/get… we are looking for early feedback :)

Xcode 27.1 RC is available on Tuist runners tuist.dev/en/docs/guides/fea…

i'm looking for people interested in testing the work we've done to bring build and test insights, and dynamic test sharding to @elixirlang shoot me a dm if you are interested

the artist making sure the screen respects the fidelity of the work. we built a real-time dashboard with interactions with our global cache infra: tuist.dev/globe

learning by doing at @nextappdevcon

if there’s something that became clear about money as we stepped into ci infra, is that beyond giving you some needed upfront capital, it can’t buy the care for craft, and gtm and product creativity. you either nurture it in the org, from the executives, all the way down to every person in the org, or you are prone to build a shitty product. that doesn’t mean people won’t buy your product. you can throw money at building realities, for example slapping your name on every surface out there, but this buys attention, not necessarily connection. this is the easy game to play, which aligns well with raising more vc capital. you can also have an amazing product that doesn’t sell, and this is hard for us developers who tend to believe good craft and usefulness are sufficient for taking the product to market. if you are creative enough, and limits help you with that, you’d be surprised of the things that you can achieve if you have the drive to sell the product to people. note this is not the same drive as building one’s founder reputation thorough a chain of investment rounds. money is weird, but creativity is even weirder

pure client-side technologies that got cloud forced artificially onto them will soon have more contenders… github.com/storytold/photocr…

nothing fuels me more than someone telling me you can’t or that’s a bad idea

getting close to a production-ready version with pulso, and mcp events was very timeline here. i'll add support for mcp events so you can build a system around it to proactively act on observability alerts github.com/tuist/pulso

We're open-sourcing Rebalancer, the assignment-problem solver Meta has used for resource allocation across our infrastructure for over nine years. Given a set of objects and a set of bins, Rebalancer assigns one to the other to optimize your objectives under your constraints, including hardware placement, service and task placement, traffic routing, and more. It separates how a problem is specified from how it's stored, solved, and debugged, with both an optimal MIP solver and a parallelized local search solver. At Meta it solves ~40 million assignment problems a day across 30+ problem formulations. P99 solve time is 12 seconds on a problem with 265k objects and 3.2k bins. 🔗 Read more on our engineering blog: engineering.fb.com/2026/09/2…

let’s go, @tuistdev users have been asking for vertically integrated productivity and we are here for it

and... the @tuistdev elixir server is already using tuist for its insights and sharding. tuist.dev/tuist/server

raising the bar of what’s required is the way to elevate the quality of headless experiences

ai has given us a primitive to help teams be proactive about their dev productivity: mcp events. you can now ask your teams to fix new flaky tests, failing ci builds, or new parallelization bottlenecks. it’ll just do it as soon as it happens 😏 tuist.dev/changelog/2026.10.…

this mcp capability is so unlocking… combined with tuist’s data, teams can be proactive fixing what slows them down

Manuscript is available today on macOS and Linux. wkrm.ai/manuscript