Exciting news for developers! Xcode 26.6 has expanded its AI assistant line-up with the addition of Google Gemini. Now, you have not one, not two, but three AI coding assistants - Gemini, Claude, and Codex. Take your coding to the next level! #Xcode #GoogleGemini #AI #CodingAssistant Xcode 26.6 Adds Google Gemini as a New AI Coding Assistant
https://www.squaredtech.co/xcode-266-adds-google-gemini-as-a-new-ai-coding-assistant?fsp_sid=14046
Xcode Gemini Support: Latest AI Coding Update Explained

Apple's Xcode 26.6 adds Xcode Gemini support alongside Claude and OpenAI Codex, giving developers 3 AI coding assistants to choose from. Here's what changed.

SquaredTech

RT @Ali_TongyiLab: Wir freuen uns, ein hervorragendes Community-Modell des Entwicklers Qwen3.6-27B-MTP-pi-reasoning-GGUF vorzustellen.

mehr auf Arint.info

#CodingAssistant #CommunityModel #DeveloperTools #LocalAI #OpenSourceAI #Qwen3 #arint_info

https://x.com/Ali_TongyiLab/status/2067136712653037611#m

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Ep. 15: Da Book Highlighter ai manuali AI: come stiamo rivoluzionando il nostro workflow

# Good Vibrations: Vibe Coding, la nascita di Book Highlighter e l'automazione dei manuali utente 🚀 In questo episodio "intimista" di *Good Vibrations*, Alex

Spreaker

Before working for 2 years on the Apache APISIX API gateway, I was mainly oblivious to API gateways. It’s only by working with them that I understood their value. Decoupling the client and the server unlocks a lot of options: moving authentication to the API Gateway, securing APIs, deduplicating API requests, etc.

In this post, I want to describe how the same pattern applies to #AI.

#AIGateways work in a similar way.

https://blog.frankel.ch/ai-gateways/

#CodingAssistant #LLM #Bifrost #Mistral #Devstral

AI gateways: why and how

Before working for 2 years on the Apache APISIX API gateway, I was mainly oblivious to API gateways. It’s only by working with them that I understood their value. Decoupling the client and the server unlocks a lot of options: moving authentication to the API Gateway, securing APIs, deduplicating API requests, etc. In this post, I want to describe how the same pattern applies to AI. AI gateways AI gateways work in a similar way.

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« Comment déclencher des questions interactives dans OpenCode et ClaudeCode ? »

https://notes.sklein.xyz/2026-05-08_1519/zen/

#CodingAssistant #AgenticAI #OpenCode #ClaudeCode #AIcoding #TIL

Reports of code's death are greatly exaggerated

In the world of AI and LLM every mistake, error or bug you run into is already a »classic«.

»You’re running into a classic ›columns depend on async data‹ vs ›columns must be stable for grid state‹ conflict.«

Okay, I feel less alone now, but this still doesn't help me solve the problem, haha.

#ai #llm #codingassistant #slop

Question for #LLM haters:

So I don’t really want to hate on LLMs or generative AI in this post, but I am curious about alternatives to LLMs for code generation. What I particularly have in mind is how LLMs are pretty good at calling up code examples and fitting them into your code base.

Has anyone tried just creating a very large database with millions of code examples or code snippets, perhaps tagged with keywords pertaining to what the code does, and letting people search code by tag and automatically paste it into your file? If StackOverflow has been mined for LLM training data, can’t we just take that StackOverflow training data and parse-out the code snippets and generate such a database?

If LLMs coding tools like #Cursor, #Claude, #Copilot, Cody, etc. are basically doing that using statistical algorithms, couldn’t we do the same thing with ordinary symbolic computation and a clever little editor plug-in with good UI/UX design for the copy-pasting?

Does anyone know if such tools/databases already exist?

I’ll tag @screwlisp and @kentpitman on this one because I am especially curious about what you think about it.

#tech #software #AskFedi #CodingAssistant #LLM #AI #GenerativeAI

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Once you realize that a #LLM is just a lossy compression of its textual sources (improperly named "training data"), you see how using a #CodingAssistant provided as a service is just a way to share your own source code with your competitors.

Just like your competitors, you will see its contextualized output and will say "how smart!" while paying to work as a data annotator for #Anthropic, #OpenAI, #Google and so on, providing new code and feedbacks they will compress in their matrices.

At the end of the day, companies using these #AI tools totally deserve the outcomes as they will lose any edge over the market, with all newcomers producing cheap clones of their products.

Otoh, the #BigTech stealing their code don't deserve it and will leverage their position to squeeze the market.

Sometime I wonder: maybe we should find ways to decompress (and thus exfiltrate) proprietary software into the commons as long as gready managers still push these tools on programmers. After all they are stealing from the #FreeSoftware commons, violating #copyleft and misattributing works under permissive licenses alike.
However it would legitimize such companies, and this would harm the #commons and society much more than a few niche software clone could ever benefit them.

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It's a little more subtle than this.

#CodingAssistant like #Claude, #Copilot and so forth are not really becoming "smarter" version after version.

The trick there is that these tools steal the code you send them, compress it in the next version of the LLM and give it back to your competitors.

They are basically broadcasters of your corporate value.

Now, to be fair this isn't much an issue for #Google, #Microsoft or #Meta, because they don't really have competitors over actual software. They compete on marketing.

But if you are anybody else, by using these service you are helping your competitors, that will replicate your innovations into their product leveraging your code.