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SwiftLee Weekly #318

SwiftUI is not accessible by default · A list replacement in SwiftUI · Controlling the Simulator using Agents

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What I'm working on

RocketSim CLI & Student Support

Last Thursday, I started working on the first CLI version of RocketSim. My goal is to provide a secure & sandboxed CLI interface for agents to interact with the Simulator.

It will enable prompts like:

"Use RocketSim to navigate our app, examine logs and network requests, and come up with a plan for improvements" "Use RocketSim to test the onboarding and improve its accessibility"

The goal is to provide you with Simulator tools to further benefit from what Agents have to offer. More about this later!

Secondly, I'm proud to share RocketSim's student program, now available at rocketsim.app/student. Tens of students already enabled the offer and it's fantastic to being able to help those in their early careers. I remember the times when I had to rely on student programs to make use of professional tooling, so it's time to return the favor.

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