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jastice.github.io/mindless-m…
Endless background music in a browser tab, all for 5 minutes prompt writing
Justin Kaeser retweeted
Today we introduce JetBrains Air - the product system for software development orgs in the age of agents.
Built for developers, team leads & engineering directors.
Open and flexible: steer and control almost any LLM & harness.
Read more:
jb.gg/air-announce
This is the real Turing test if you think about it
Two days ago, GPT-6 Astra broke a yet unsolved German Army Enigma message from 1941. Amazingly Astra was able to autonomously:
- Search historical archives
- Compare uncertain letters
- Find contextual clues
- Build an Enigma simulator
- Write cryptanalysis code
- Run parallel experiments
- Test competing keys
- Recover the plaintext
- Cross-check the results
1/n
I signed up, who else?
I'm "jast" xitter.cf/Aella_Girl/status/2056…
Every devex team I talk to is deploying coding agents now, with capability leadership switching between models every other week. Models and frontends swap easily. Configuration doesn't.
After 10 years in build tooling, this sounds exactly like managing library dependencies and producing an artifact. So I built rules_agents, a set of Bazel rules. Declare skill sources, build a profile, deploy to your repo or launch your agent CLI with one command.
gent tooling should be as portable and declarative as the rest of your build. Several orgs are solving this proprietarily. This is what the open, declarative version looks like.
Works for me. Does it work for you?
github.com/jastice/rules_age…
Justin Kaeser retweeted
I think today is a great day to announce
JetBrains Hardware
And by the way, this is no joke
github.com/JetBrains-Hardwar…
I’ve asked for a separate GitHub organization to be created for our initiative.
To address some potential questions:
Generally speaking, don’t expect a JetBrains smartphone in the coming years. But over the past six months, we’ve established partnerships with a bunch of cool vendors working on other devices. As you might guess, this isn’t a quick process. And as some of you know from my background, “Hardware is Hard.”
Here at JetBrains, we have several cool in-house hardware projects that I started a few years ago. I want to make them open source and possibly produce a small batch as a merch.
But probably the main goal is to create an AI accelerator for developers - one that’s convenient and easy to use. But we won’t stop on it
Any more questions?
Justin Kaeser retweeted
💡 @jetbrains is back at Scala Days as a Gold sponsor!
🛠️ Visit their booth to try the latest IntelliJ Scala Plugin features, chat about AI in development, share your feedback, and grab some merch.
scaladays.org/blog/jetbrains
After all this time! Our team officially is announcing the GA release of our new Bazel plugin for IntelliJ IDEA, GoLand and PyCharm.
There is some neat new stuff since the 2025.1 release like a Bazel Query toolwindow and a lot of editor improvements for Bazel config files.
But the Big Things include support for Go and GoLand, and some settings that can improve indexing times by over 5x for large projects.
And most importantly, it's now officially supported by us - that is JetBrains as The Bazel Plugin
here's the official announcement post!
blog.jetbrains.com/idea/2025…
Justin Kaeser retweeted
New video about Bazel! I'm trying to make a scary thing less scary and easily approachable with @intellijidea and our new Bazel plugin youtube.com/watch?v=JLvnnJCB…
Justin Kaeser retweeted
Meet the #speakers of the #DevoxxPoland2025 🔥
➡️ Anshika Koul
➡️ Bartosz Gałek
➡️ @ebenwert
➡️ @Nicooss54
See you in #Krakow!
#DevoxxPL
🗓️ 11-13 June 2025
📍Krakow, Poland
🎟️ reg.devoxx.pl/?_gl=1*1gm5ue7…
Yup, Bazel team at JetBrains is still looking for that elusive tech lead who will navigate the stormy straits between ever-developing Bazel ecosystem and IntelliJ tooling integration with everything else.
Now officially open position. Contact me directly.
jetbrains.com/careers/jobs/t…















