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Let agents access your project and Xcode capabilities using the Model Context Protocol.

Worried your tests will break every time the UI changes? Find SwiftUI views in unit tests the robust way, plus an Xcode snippet that makes it easy

Turn an unbranded Flutter app into store-ready assets using real simulator/emulator screenshots driven by integration_test. Changelog excerpt: First release. - `brandify init`: writes `brandify.yaml`and `integration_test/brandify_test.dart`for an existing Flutter app, picking an existing AVD. Never overwrites files without `--force`. - `brandify doctor`: checks Flutter, the project, the Android SDK and AVDs, Xcode and simulators, and fastlane, with a fix for each problem. Exits 1 if a capture would fail. `-d`checks only the named devices. - `brandify capture`: boots each AVD / simulator headless, cleans up the status bar, runs the cap[...]

Apple's iPhone Duo, its first folding iPhone, went on sale October 23, 2026, and it shipped with Safari 27.1. WebKit says sites built with standard responsive techniques should work on it without changes. The work for agencies is testing, because one phone now covers viewport widths from 382 to 951 CSS pixels. This post covers what the device looks like to a web page, what WebKit and Apple say to do, the folding APIs that are still behind feature flags, and a test plan you can run in Xcode without buying the phone.

Introduction: GitHub Expands Copilot Across Development Environments GitHub is expanding its Copilot ecosystem with a substantial weekly update covering its desktop application, CLI, JetBrains IDEs, Xcode, and Visual Studio Code. The November 2 release focuses on making AI-assisted development more flexible, particularly around autonomous agents, pull-request management, session continuity, automation, and developer control. Two additions stand out: Copilot's arrival in JetBrains Air and its integration into Xcode's native coding assistant.