Exciting to see Augment and its context engine featured on the main stage at OpenAI DevDay!
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Theo's overview of Augment, demoing the context engine working across large codebases.
Next Edit is now available. While you code, it's scanning your codebase, identifying dependent files, and generating contextual suggestions.
Next Edit finds and fixes changes without the user needing to move their cursor to each relevant area.
Cursor Tab needs a lot more intervention to make changes, and the user has to move their cursor to relevant parts of the code to get suggestions.
Another feature I'm proud of: Instruct code natively in VSCode
We've launched Augment Code, developer intelligence for teams and large codebases. One feature I'm really proud of: Suggested edits. It recommends changes throughout your codebase so you can tab your way through a refactor.
Eric Schmidt gave Augment a shoutout in the "banned" Stanford talk:
Replit Projects launched this week, featuring some of my work on new tools for better collaborative development and versioning. One of the big challenges with creating native tools for version control and project management is creating a better version of git, without accidentally reinventing git.
Thanks to everyone who came to our prototyping event!
The Figma to Replit plugin is out today. You can use it to generate a Repl directly from Figma and instantly share a static React app. Here's a closer look at the plugin in action:
You can install the plugin here: https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1326990370920029683
Figma to Replit is currently in the top 10 trending plugins:
We're hosting a prototyping workshop at the a16z SF office on March 4. Join if you're interested in building & deploying with integrated tools like TLDraw and Figma.
I'll be at Figma's AI in Creative Tooling night — Join me there: https://figma.li/AI
As a hack week project, I've been working on a Figma plugin that exports any frame to a responsive, deployable React/Typescript project. If your Figma files already contain layout and component semantics, this eliminates the need to reprogram them in code.
A while back, Lenny Attab interviewed me about the role of design in communities and society at scale. Check it out here:
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/interview-matt-legrand-lenny-attab-tqlee
Excited to announce I'm joining https://replit.com! Today, comparatively few people write software the rest of the world uses. I'm joining the product design staff at Replit to make building software more accessible for creators and hackers everywhere.