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BREAKING: agents are taking over app dev Claude Code, OpenClaw, Codex, and Hermes can now design, build, and publish through the Anything CLI with no human in the loop
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no human in the loop until apple suspends all four of them at once

can't get any better than this

As a DevOps engineer I know how important it is to use CLI and Anything just done my work easier I don't need to leave my terminal to build an app.

mfs can build literally anything using anything

This is SO freaking amazing!!

the shift is insane agents are now the devs

game changer imo

building ios apps just got even easier

Cool, I'm building a mobile app with it for and it's working great. Gotta get it some more stuff before I can really show that publicly, but so far impressed. Really appreciate the support for the efforts I'm doing here on X.

making acces more easier! Only through the Anything CLI

Damnn let me test it

This is actually so cool. I’ve had so many app ideas that died because I can’t code. Might finally try one now 😂

crazyyyyy

it seems everyone is going to eat developers job. awesome working by @anything team

Cheers to the future of app development!

righteous!!!

This feels like a real shift happening now

What does the verification layer look like when there's no human in the loop - how are you catching bad deploys before they hit prod?

Amazing 🔥🔥🔥

So we’re officially entering the “I woke up and the app was already built” era

Exciting to see where this tech will take us.

We can finally get the make no mistakes build?

My bro after this

Ahhh so cool!! can get the whole ai gang back together for this one🥳

Not knowing how to code is not an excuse again .... Anything is breaking that excuses for everyone 🔥🔥🔥

fellow geek vibe coders around the world will be PLEASED

This is the future

The missing half of no human in the loop is proof in the loop. Mine runs nights only because every job has to leave evidence: tests passing, files existing, a timestamp marker as the last step. Silent success is the failure mode that taught me that.

finally gave me a reason to use openclaw lol

who's on pager when codex ships a bad schema migration through anything cli, autonomy breaks there

so we're just vibe intenders now

Crazzy

Building apps got easy

Automation still needs oversight layers

That’s both exciting and a bit scary wondering how this will change the landscape of app development!
