ok but maybe comparing aristotle with the product choices of a devtool startup is a bit of a stretch
November 7, 2026 at 5:34 PM
ok but maybe comparing aristotle with the product choices of a devtool startup is a bit of a stretch
Trust check pattern for any new devtool:
1. Who maintains it?
2. What permissions does it request?
3. Does the repo expose secrets/config?
4. Are deps pinned and current?
5. Does the website pass basic browser hardening?
Speed is great. Blind trust is how you get owned. #DevSecOps
1. Who maintains it?
2. What permissions does it request?
3. Does the repo expose secrets/config?
4. Are deps pinned and current?
5. Does the website pass basic browser hardening?
Speed is great. Blind trust is how you get owned. #DevSecOps
November 6, 2026 at 12:19 AM
Trust check pattern for any new devtool:
1. Who maintains it?
2. What permissions does it request?
3. Does the repo expose secrets/config?
4. Are deps pinned and current?
5. Does the website pass basic browser hardening?
Speed is great. Blind trust is how you get owned. #DevSecOps
1. Who maintains it?
2. What permissions does it request?
3. Does the repo expose secrets/config?
4. Are deps pinned and current?
5. Does the website pass basic browser hardening?
Speed is great. Blind trust is how you get owned. #DevSecOps
How is this different from developer.chrome.com/docs/devtool... ?
Chrome DevTools voor agents | Chrome for Developers
Geef agents de kracht van DevTools via MCP of de CLI. Valideer agentcode door interactie met een echte Chrome-instantie, voer Lighthouse-controles uit en meer.
developer.chrome.com
November 7, 2026 at 6:29 AM
How is this different from developer.chrome.com/docs/devtool... ?
If you maintain a devtool, a stale line in your AGENTS.md is a bug now, because agents act on it.
AGENTS.md
AGENTS.md is a simple, open format for guiding coding agents. Think of it as a README for agents.
AGENTS.md
November 3, 2026 at 6:30 AM
If you maintain a devtool, a stale line in your AGENTS.md is a bug now, because agents act on it.
At an early devtool company that's usually the founder's job long before anyone gets hired for it.
The hard part is the 30 days. It's easy to do it for three days around a launch and stop.
Devtool founders, who on your team owns the replies right now?
The hard part is the 30 days. It's easy to do it for three days around a launch and stop.
Devtool founders, who on your team owns the replies right now?
November 3, 2026 at 7:30 AM
At an early devtool company that's usually the founder's job long before anyone gets hired for it.
The hard part is the 30 days. It's easy to do it for three days around a launch and stop.
Devtool founders, who on your team owns the replies right now?
The hard part is the 30 days. It's easy to do it for three days around a launch and stop.
Devtool founders, who on your team owns the replies right now?
Your coding agent can now query your entire agent stack in standard SQL: Meet Judgment Virtual SQL (vsql) by Judgment Labs
Your coding agent can inspect traces, spans, judge results, and test runs in a single unified schema.
→ aideveloper44.com/product/judg...
#vsql #devtool #AIagent
Your coding agent can inspect traces, spans, judge results, and test runs in a single unified schema.
→ aideveloper44.com/product/judg...
#vsql #devtool #AIagent
November 3, 2026 at 4:07 PM
Your coding agent can now query your entire agent stack in standard SQL: Meet Judgment Virtual SQL (vsql) by Judgment Labs
Your coding agent can inspect traces, spans, judge results, and test runs in a single unified schema.
→ aideveloper44.com/product/judg...
#vsql #devtool #AIagent
Your coding agent can inspect traces, spans, judge results, and test runs in a single unified schema.
→ aideveloper44.com/product/judg...
#vsql #devtool #AIagent
ryuryu0x08/devtool: Toolbox: a settings page instead of the sidebar's bottom; the desktop app draws its title bar (b562986)
November 9, 2026 at 7:00 AM
ryuryu0x08/devtool: Toolbox: a settings page instead of the sidebar's bottom; the desktop app draws its title bar (b562986)
Nuxt @nuxt_js réinvente ses devtools nuxt.com/blog/devtool... un beau chantier pour nous aider à développer au quotidien
Nuxt DevTools v4 · Nuxt Blog
Nuxt DevTools v4 is built on Devframe and Vite DevTools. It brings the full Vue DevTools and the wider devtools ecosystem to Nuxt.
nuxt.com
October 29, 2026 at 3:10 PM
Nuxt @nuxt_js réinvente ses devtools nuxt.com/blog/devtool... un beau chantier pour nous aider à développer au quotidien
Every conversation showed what developers got straight away and what needed more explaining. That showed where docs and demos needed work.
Hire someone who can bring back what confused developers.
studio1hq.com
Hire someone who can bring back what confused developers.
studio1hq.com
Technical Content & DevRel Agency for DevTools | Studio1
Studio1 helps SaaS, AI, and devtool teams ship technical content, docs, videos, launches, and DevRel programs that drive developer adoption.
www.studio1hq.com
October 27, 2026 at 12:30 PM
Every conversation showed what developers got straight away and what needed more explaining. That showed where docs and demos needed work.
Hire someone who can bring back what confused developers.
studio1hq.com
Hire someone who can bring back what confused developers.
studio1hq.com
Trust check pattern for any new devtool:
1. Who maintains it?
2. What permissions does it request?
3. Does the repo expose secrets/config?
4. Are deps pinned and current?
5. Does the website pass basic browser hardening?
Speed is great. Blind trust is how you get owned. #DevSecOps
1. Who maintains it?
2. What permissions does it request?
3. Does the repo expose secrets/config?
4. Are deps pinned and current?
5. Does the website pass basic browser hardening?
Speed is great. Blind trust is how you get owned. #DevSecOps
October 25, 2026 at 5:19 PM
Trust check pattern for any new devtool:
1. Who maintains it?
2. What permissions does it request?
3. Does the repo expose secrets/config?
4. Are deps pinned and current?
5. Does the website pass basic browser hardening?
Speed is great. Blind trust is how you get owned. #DevSecOps
1. Who maintains it?
2. What permissions does it request?
3. Does the repo expose secrets/config?
4. Are deps pinned and current?
5. Does the website pass basic browser hardening?
Speed is great. Blind trust is how you get owned. #DevSecOps
If you are shipping an AI/devtool product, what trust signal would make you follow or try a security scanner: public teardown, simple score, CI check, or repo/agent-skill review? #DevTools #AppSec
October 23, 2026 at 8:21 AM
If you are shipping an AI/devtool product, what trust signal would make you follow or try a security scanner: public teardown, simple score, CI check, or repo/agent-skill review? #DevTools #AppSec
How we measure AI visibility at Studio1: dev.to/studio1hq/h...
How to Measure Your Devtool's Visibility in AI Answers
TL;DR You can find out how often AI tools recommend your devtool with a free spreadsheet...
dev.to
October 22, 2026 at 3:00 PM
How we measure AI visibility at Studio1: dev.to/studio1hq/h...
After working with 35+ devtool teams at Studio1, what I'd tell any founder shipping this quarter:
1. Write docs an agent can read. A quickstart that runs on a clean machine. Pages that load without JavaScript.
1. Write docs an agent can read. A quickstart that runs on a clean machine. Pages that load without JavaScript.
October 22, 2026 at 3:00 PM
After working with 35+ devtool teams at Studio1, what I'd tell any founder shipping this quarter:
1. Write docs an agent can read. A quickstart that runs on a clean machine. Pages that load without JavaScript.
1. Write docs an agent can read. A quickstart that runs on a clean machine. Pages that load without JavaScript.
AI made building a devtool easy.
It didn't make developers find it.
Landing pages are 2.6% of the pages AI engines cite when someone asks about a developer tool.
Blog posts are 34.3%. Docs are 17.3%.
It didn't make developers find it.
Landing pages are 2.6% of the pages AI engines cite when someone asks about a developer tool.
Blog posts are 34.3%. Docs are 17.3%.
October 22, 2026 at 3:00 PM
AI made building a devtool easy.
It didn't make developers find it.
Landing pages are 2.6% of the pages AI engines cite when someone asks about a developer tool.
Blog posts are 34.3%. Docs are 17.3%.
It didn't make developers find it.
Landing pages are 2.6% of the pages AI engines cite when someone asks about a developer tool.
Blog posts are 34.3%. Docs are 17.3%.
What I'd show developers now, as someone who runs DevRel for devtool teams at Studio1:
→ cost per task on one real workflow
→ time to first working result
→ where it fails, written down
→ a rerun kit so they can check you
→ cost per task on one real workflow
→ time to first working result
→ where it fails, written down
→ a rerun kit so they can check you
October 21, 2026 at 1:01 PM
What I'd show developers now, as someone who runs DevRel for devtool teams at Studio1:
→ cost per task on one real workflow
→ time to first working result
→ where it fails, written down
→ a rerun kit so they can check you
→ cost per task on one real workflow
→ time to first working result
→ where it fails, written down
→ a rerun kit so they can check you
Every finding from our devtool answers four things: what's wrong for the user, how bad, which Angular component, and how sure (axe rule, or our own heuristic to check by hand). Each of our rules has a page explaining it.
October 19, 2026 at 11:00 AM
Every finding from our devtool answers four things: what's wrong for the user, how bad, which Angular component, and how sure (axe rule, or our own heuristic to check by hand). Each of our rules has a page explaining it.
Our devtool promised zero production cost and was adding up to 28 KB. axe never loaded, but our own code stayed, because "dev mode?" was checked at runtime.
A constant ternary on ngDevMode lets the bundler fold it away. Now ~0.2 KB, enforced in CI.
A constant ternary on ngDevMode lets the bundler fold it away. Now ~0.2 KB, enforced in CI.
October 19, 2026 at 4:00 PM
Our devtool promised zero production cost and was adding up to 28 KB. axe never loaded, but our own code stayed, because "dev mode?" was checked at runtime.
A constant ternary on ngDevMode lets the bundler fold it away. Now ~0.2 KB, enforced in CI.
A constant ternary on ngDevMode lets the bundler fold it away. Now ~0.2 KB, enforced in CI.
Trust check pattern for any new devtool:
1. Who maintains it?
2. What permissions does it request?
3. Does the repo expose secrets/config?
4. Are deps pinned and current?
5. Does the website pass basic browser hardening?
Speed is great. Blind trust is how you get owned. #DevSecOps
1. Who maintains it?
2. What permissions does it request?
3. Does the repo expose secrets/config?
4. Are deps pinned and current?
5. Does the website pass basic browser hardening?
Speed is great. Blind trust is how you get owned. #DevSecOps
October 17, 2026 at 5:21 AM
Trust check pattern for any new devtool:
1. Who maintains it?
2. What permissions does it request?
3. Does the repo expose secrets/config?
4. Are deps pinned and current?
5. Does the website pass basic browser hardening?
Speed is great. Blind trust is how you get owned. #DevSecOps
1. Who maintains it?
2. What permissions does it request?
3. Does the repo expose secrets/config?
4. Are deps pinned and current?
5. Does the website pass basic browser hardening?
Speed is great. Blind trust is how you get owned. #DevSecOps
An unlabelled icon button deep inside a UI library: whose bug?
Raw axe says .start-search. Our devtool walks past library components to the app's own: HeaderComponent, via 4 Nebular ones. That chain showed the bug was in Nebular itself, so we reported it upstream.
Raw axe says .start-search. Our devtool walks past library components to the app's own: HeaderComponent, via 4 Nebular ones. That chain showed the bug was in Nebular itself, so we reported it upstream.
October 16, 2026 at 11:00 AM
An unlabelled icon button deep inside a UI library: whose bug?
Raw axe says .start-search. Our devtool walks past library components to the app's own: HeaderComponent, via 4 Nebular ones. That chain showed the bug was in Nebular itself, so we reported it upstream.
Raw axe says .start-search. Our devtool walks past library components to the app's own: HeaderComponent, via 4 Nebular ones. That chain showed the bug was in Nebular itself, so we reported it upstream.
Our Angular a11y devtool remembers findings on every route you visit. Menu → Download report gives one HTML file for everything you clicked through, grouped by component. Handy for a bug ticket. No CLI needed.
October 15, 2026 at 11:00 AM
Our Angular a11y devtool remembers findings on every route you visit. Menu → Download report gives one HTML file for everything you clicked through, grouped by component. Handy for a bug ticket. No CLI needed.
Ionify and a Frontend DevTool where I reduced build time from 2.7 seconds using Vite 8 in 15k React components to 30ms by unified pipelines dev/prod and using simple concept don’t re-validate what’s already validated!
#Frontend #WebDev #OpenSource
Worth a Star? github.com/ionifyjs/ion...
#Frontend #WebDev #OpenSource
Worth a Star? github.com/ionifyjs/ion...
GitHub - ionifyjs/ionify: Ionify – Rust-powered frontend engine
Ionify – Rust-powered frontend engine. Contribute to ionifyjs/ionify development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
October 14, 2026 at 8:39 PM
Ionify and a Frontend DevTool where I reduced build time from 2.7 seconds using Vite 8 in 15k React components to 30ms by unified pipelines dev/prod and using simple concept don’t re-validate what’s already validated!
#Frontend #WebDev #OpenSource
Worth a Star? github.com/ionifyjs/ion...
#Frontend #WebDev #OpenSource
Worth a Star? github.com/ionifyjs/ion...
staying relevant is the hardest thing in the world
look at all the devtool companies that had mindshare even just a few years ago
completely lost all relevance with this new shift
look at all the devtool companies that had mindshare even just a few years ago
completely lost all relevance with this new shift
October 12, 2026 at 10:33 PM
staying relevant is the hardest thing in the world
look at all the devtool companies that had mindshare even just a few years ago
completely lost all relevance with this new shift
look at all the devtool companies that had mindshare even just a few years ago
completely lost all relevance with this new shift
Pangular Inspector, last 14 days on GitHub 📈
📥 3,463 clones
👩💻 527 unique cloners
👀 3,254 views
🌍 415 unique visitors
Not bad for an Angular devtool that's less than 3 weeks old 🙏
📥 3,463 clones
👩💻 527 unique cloners
👀 3,254 views
🌍 415 unique visitors
Not bad for an Angular devtool that's less than 3 weeks old 🙏
October 13, 2026 at 2:00 PM
Pangular Inspector, last 14 days on GitHub 📈
📥 3,463 clones
👩💻 527 unique cloners
👀 3,254 views
🌍 415 unique visitors
Not bad for an Angular devtool that's less than 3 weeks old 🙏
📥 3,463 clones
👩💻 527 unique cloners
👀 3,254 views
🌍 415 unique visitors
Not bad for an Angular devtool that's less than 3 weeks old 🙏
📦 laravel/nova-devtool v1.10.2
Devtool for Laravel Nova Development
🔗 https://github.com/laravel/nova-devtool
Devtool for Laravel Nova Development
🔗 https://github.com/laravel/nova-devtool
October 12, 2026 at 7:25 AM
📦 laravel/nova-devtool v1.10.2
Devtool for Laravel Nova Development
🔗 https://github.com/laravel/nova-devtool
Devtool for Laravel Nova Development
🔗 https://github.com/laravel/nova-devtool