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Tools are what you install. Moves are how you actually work: the habits, rituals and workflow tricks that make a stack yours. What a move is, and how to write one worth stealing.

Your stack page is now a bento grid you arrange yourself - subspaces, five tile sizes, drag-to-group clusters, all edited in place. Plus bookmarks everywhere, one History tab, and full MCP parity so agents can arrange your profile too.

A new picker fills your stack from what people run together. Tap the tools you use, watch related ones show up next to them, publish the lot as one update.

August is supposed to be the quiet month. Instead we got a compiler changing languages, a protocol getting audited in public, and Hacker News once again deciding that Postgres is the answer to every question. Here is what actually moved in developer stacks this month - not the product launches, but the shifts that change what you would put in a new project today.

The official launch of the platform