Best of AI-Assisted DevelopmentJune 2025

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    Hacker Screen Builder

    A web-based tool that creates cinematic hacker-style interfaces through drag-and-drop widgets including satellite maps, 3D globes, progress bars, and facial recognition animations. Built using AI assistance from ChatGPT for ideation, Google AI Studio for frontend generation, and GitHub Copilot for backend development. Features customizable widgets, screen testing, and shareable links for saved configurations.

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    Agentic Engineering in Action — Zed's Blog

    Mitchell Hashimoto demonstrates his approach to AI-assisted development while building Ghostty terminal emulator. He treats AI tools like junior engineers, providing clear architectural guidance and well-scoped problems rather than open-ended tasks. His workflow involves maintaining architectural control, working in parallel with AI agents for tasks like refactoring and cleanup, and using multiple AI models competitively. While AI excels at refactoring and simple bug fixes, it struggles with architectural decisions, high-performance data structures, and languages like Zig.

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    Improve Your Productivity with New GitHub Copilot Features for .NET!

    Microsoft has released new GitHub Copilot features for .NET development in Visual Studio 17.14 and VS Code with C# Dev Kit. Key improvements include enhanced context awareness that scans codebases for better suggestions, Microsoft Learn integration for up-to-date responses, automated method implementation through refactoring, on-demand code documentation via hover tooltips, and automatic generation of documentation comments. These features aim to make .NET development more efficient by providing more relevant AI assistance.

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    Rovo Dev agent, now available in the CLI

    Atlassian has launched Rovo Dev Agent in the CLI, an AI-powered coding assistant that works directly in the terminal. The tool achieved a 41.98% resolve rate on the SWE-bench benchmark, positioning it as state-of-the-art for automated code problem solving. Rovo Dev integrates with Atlassian tools like Jira and Confluence, offers code understanding and navigation, accelerates development with AI assistance, and includes enterprise-grade security features. The CLI agent helps developers stay focused by handling routine tasks like code navigation, feature implementation, and documentation generation without leaving the terminal environment.