New Video: How to give Cloud Agents a real Mac with Xcode and iOS Simulator (in ~60 seconds) This setup gives every Cloud Agent session a clean, real Mac environment with your chosen macOS and Xcode version (via/ Devin + Namespace)

@namespacelabs Devin docs: Namespace docs:

@DevinAI @namespacelabs And my video of given Cloud Agents a Windows Server 2022 to play with.

@DevinAI @namespacelabs 🔥🔥🔥

@DevinAI @namespacelabs @dabit3, please thank the @cognition team for fixing my reported incident. I think I took <6 from when I filed a markdown file with my Oberon observation of the worker running to a new release that was available with a bug fix.

@DevinAI @namespacelabs I'm taking a look at this helpful guide.

@DevinAI @namespacelabs gotta ship more :)

@DevinAI @namespacelabs A real Mac per agent session solves the iOS gap.

@DevinAI @namespacelabs I'm definitely saving ts

@DevinAI @namespacelabs Clean environments every timeexactly what developers need

@DevinAI @namespacelabs pinning xcode per session gives bug reports an actual toolchain version instead of “works on the agent mac”

@DevinAI @namespacelabs first of all cool that it's done on Mac. But I'm curious, Nader does the agent handle signing on its own?

@DevinAI @namespacelabs A real Mac environment spun up in 60 seconds is a huge time saver.

@DevinAI @namespacelabs w cook bro

@DevinAI @namespacelabs Would love to see if Devin plugins can integrate agent-desktop for native desktop apps computer use

@DevinAI @namespacelabs a whole mac per agent is a lot of machine when the thing it actually needs is one simulator. went granular instead, one mac holding a dozen sims, each leased out in 0.28s and parked at basically no cpu while idle. mine is manzanas. cloud macs still win for builds

@DevinAI @namespacelabs real Mac + Xcode for cloud agents is the unlock. fake simulators were always half a product

@DevinAI @namespacelabs Thank you for sharing Nader

bringing namespace, vercel sandboxes, cloudflare is an amazing addition to outposts. and outposts itself is a forward thinking feature (like fusion and other) name is probably a bit AWS influenced 🧐😎 macOS example is perfect cause the gap actually exists and there is a real usecase with the iOS app boom among builders nowadays. many of them not using macs, but having great ideas for iOS apps. setting outposts is so easy that there is no difficult setup needed which is exactly what the devs want in this case, just a few clicks and they can start prompting their next big thing 😎💪