Series A for exe.dev - exe.dev blog
We have raised a Series A, for a total of $35m in funding. We are using it to build a new generation of cloud infrastructure. Major investors are Amplify, CRV, and HeavyBit. Call it a cloud for developers. Why do we need new infrastructure primitives and a new cloud now? Agents. Lower barriers to entry mean there are going to be more developers, and each of us is going to write more programs. Soft
Everyone is building a software factory - exe.dev blog
We are all grappling with what it means to be an organization with agentic tools. We are seeing a Cambrian explosion of workflows in how to produce software. It is unwise, right now, to declare The Solution and enforce it. Developer Productivity teams that are pushing a workflow on their users are being counterproductive. Instead, the moment calls for experimentation and for giving people the agen
Software as Wiki, Mutable Software - exe.dev blog
"Edit with Shelley" ⇄ "slinky.exe.xyz" Here at the exe.dev offices, we built a link shortener. It's called slinky. It's nothing special. Link shorteners are a dime a dozen. They help in a time of useless URLs (hi, Google Docs), hard to remember port numbers, and overly clever naming schemes. The thing that makes this link shortener unusual, is that "Edit with Shelley" button. When I wanted to add
Goodbye Sketch, Hello Shelley! - exe.dev blog
Shelley is exe.dev's coding agent. The name refers to the Unix shell, since it's good at operating the shell tool, and, yes, it shares a name with the poet Percy Bysshe Shelley. Shelley is open source. Check it out at https://github.com/boldsoftware/shelley. Our previous experience building the Sketch coding agent influenced exe.dev and Shelley significantly; this post both describes Shelley and s
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Why exe.dev VMs are persistent - exe.dev blog
