📰 News & Discussions Perplexity Computer now runs fully local on Mac "Perplexity Computer runs fully local on Mac: Work across private files and native apps with AI that stays on your device" The Future of Web Apps: Will AI Agents Generate UIs on the Fly? "Rachel Lee
📰 News & Discussions Iroh global content discovery "We now have a system for global content discovery of BLAKE3 hashed content addressed data. It is far from perfect, but it's a start." Python SDK Preview: Sync for Robots and AI at the Edge | Ditto "Today, Ditto&
📰 News & Discussions Governed Crossing: first live crossing records Update from jediwright on Governed Crossing: "A follow-up to last week's draft lexicons: the repo now points to a real signed intent and completion pair published on AT Protocol under the draft lexicons, with a small CLI
📰 News & Discussions Design Engineering with Maggie Appleton (podcast episode) Maggie Appleton discusses local-first as a philosophy for software development to empower 'barefoot developers' and protect user data sovereignty. She argues that because many people lack deep engineering foundations, they are at risk of losing their data
📰 News & Discussions Local-First Conf Recap | Ink & Switch "All of the Local-First Conf 2026 videos are published now, so it’s a great moment to share some reflections from the annual event." LSREP: A Longitudinal State-Replay Protocol for Evaluating Conversational Memory, with ICE v2
📰 News & Discussions Substract: ideas for a personal, local-first database "I’m currently brainstorming/prototyping 'Substract', a triple store CRDT to build personal, local-first software. The ideas here aren’t particularly original; this is just my own re-packaging of things I’ve been interested
📰 News & Discussions Give Your Coding Agents a Memory You Own "[funes] is a durable memory layer for your agents (Claude Code, Codex, pi, and Hermes). It is built from the sessions already on your machine. It works locally and becomes part of your agent's normal workflow
📰 News & Discussions Scott Jenson on Evolving Desktop OS, Local-First, & Agentic UX "In this episode, Scott Jenson, a veteran UX designer known for his work on the Macintosh, Google Maps, and Chrome examines the long-term stagnation of desktop operating systems and the limitations of current mobile
📰 News & Discussions We built a health app with no server "Oi Studios on shipping an iOS health app with no HTTP client anywhere in the codebase: HealthKit as the source, SwiftData on device, and a two-partition store where HealthKit-derived models stay permanently local while user-authored
📰 News & Discussions How Local-First Sync Handles Offline Changes "Done Bear's engineering write-up explains a production sync loop built around a durable outbox, server-assigned action ordering, idempotent mutation identities, WebSocket buffering during HTTP catch-up, and full bootstrap for stale cursors. It also states
📰 News & Discussions Towards a Local-First Desktop | Julian Sparber & Tobias Bernard @ GUADEC 2026 "This talk introduces the newly formed Modal Collective, and the ongoing effort to bring local-first sync to the GNOME ecosystem. So far, this has mostly been focused around Reflection, a local-first collaborative
📰 News & Discussions Local-First Conf 2026 talks Video recordings of talks from Local-First Conf 2026 are now available. Durable Offline Writes: Lessons from Seven Sync Engines "I have been circling this problem for years. Back in 2019 I built debe, a reactive offline-first datastore with CRDT-