Thomas Ricouard

@dimillian
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🍎 SwiftUI engineer
🤖 AI Stuff
👨‍💻 Staff iOS engineer @medium
🇫🇷 Entrepreneur, iOS/macOS & more
🫡 Previously @glose 📖 @google 🔍 & various other
🧊 Maker of @IceCubesApp, an open source Mastodon client in SwiftUI: https://github.com/Dimillian/IceCubesApp#IceCubesApp

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About Mehttps://dimillian.app

I'm joining OpenAI at the end of the month, and I can't wait to get started!

After 10 years with the amazing Glose team and 5 years at Medium, it was time for me to embark on new adventures!

I'll be working on everything related to Codex, bringing what I learned building Codex Monitor and my 20 years of experience with iOS and macOS.

I'll be joining the developer experience team!

I have so many ideas, and I'm very excited to bring them to life as soon as I start!

The Agentic Loop

Compound engineering is not a recent concept, but its relevance in the last few months has been increasing exponentially. The pace of…

Medium

@xjki @mergesort @dimillian @krzyzanowskim it’s okay to mourn our craft. https://nolanlawson.com/2026/02/07/we-mourn-our-craft/

it’s also okay to be incredibly excited about it and celebrate the fact that one person can now build an army.

We mourn our craft

I didn’t ask for this and neither did you. I didn’t ask for a robot to consume every blog post and piece of code I ever wrote and parrot it back so that some hack could make money off o…

Read the Tea Leaves

My thoughts on the recent fast-paced evolution of our AI workflow: The Tipping Point

https://dimillian.medium.com/the-tipping-point-d624283cbd6d?sk=86d87662a4575354cea49086510f70f5

The tipping point

The collective awakening to agentic programming

Medium
The future is literally at our fingertips. I believe we're almost there with the model if we build enough tooling to become autonomous around it. And if we're patient enough, we'll get the model that will do all of it itself anyway.
But this will be solved soon. If I had enough time, I would code an autonomous Codex GitHub agent that basically takes issues one by one, implements them, tests them, or closes them.

What's the point anymore? Codex literally reviewed 500+ open issues, grouped them, and sorted them for me in less than 3 minutes. Everything became easy. It's just a matter of will, drive, and ideas.

The only bottleneck is me having to manage all that

I haven't opened a code editor for a few weeks, maybe months now. I call them code viewers, haha. Zed is a good one.
Adjusted my setup a bit today