I am a software engineer at Apple building the platform for Apple Business. I work with people supporting American manufacturing and business growth.
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cmux ↗︎
Open source (GPL licensed) macOS terminal with vertical tabs and notifications for AI coding agents. Built with libghostty.

The vertical tabs support agent status and currently running server URLs. The CLI enables automation and scripting of panes. And a built-in web browser is useful for doc reference as well as creating or reviewing PRs.
I had trouble using cmux and Ghostty based terminals for due to a conflict with SketchyVim which took me some time to locate. The conflict caused the terminal to become intermittently unresponsive. After disabling SketchyVim, Ghostty and cmux became usable, and I switched over from iTerm2.
In my experience, cmux builds have recently become more stable — no crashers for the last 2 weeks using the latest builds — so now is a good time to try it out.
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Expanding Private Cloud Compute ↗︎
Apple Security Engineering and Architecture (SEAR), User Privacy, Core Operating Systems (Core OS), Services Engineering (ASE), and Machine Learning and AI (AIML):
Alongside the next generation of Apple Intelligence, today we’re expanding Private Cloud Compute (PCC) beyond Apple’s data centers.
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What’s new with PCC on Google Cloud is the implementation: NVIDIA Confidential Computing with NVIDIA GPUs, Intel CPUs with TDX, and Google’s Titan chip. On this foundation, Apple and Google collaborated to build capabilities that go far beyond a traditional confidential computing deployment.
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What if you don’t need MCP at all? ↗︎
Mario Zechner, creator of Pi which is the agent inside OpenClaw:
I’m a simple boy, so I like simple things. Agents can run Bash and write code well. Bash and code are composable. So what’s simpler than having your agent just invoke CLI tools and write code? This is nothing new. We’ve all been doing this since the beginning. I’d just like to convince you that in many situations, you don’t need or even want an MCP server. Let me illustrate this with a common MCP server use case: browser dev tools.
Mario proceeds to use Puppeteer Core to create the composable tools he needs with minimal token overhead.
I am still asked why I often skip MCP integrations in mid-2026. I’ll start referring folks to Mario’s thoughts on it: inefficient, hard to extend, and not composable. Simple is good.
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Apple is hiring a Senior Frontend Web Platform Engineer ↗︎
We’re building the web platform for Apple Business which lets multiple product teams across Apple ship confidently on a single, high-performance, mission-critical foundation.
As a Senior Web Platform Engineer, you will build the APIs, primitives, and shared capabilities that product teams across Apple rely on to move quickly and ship with confidence.
You are someone who thinks of the platform itself as a product — with a deep sense of ownership over the developer experience, the quality of the contracts you expose, and the autonomy you enable for the teams building on your work.
You are genuinely excited about agentic engineering and you bring that curiosity to rethink how your team and the teams around you design and ship software.
You will be a force multiplier: the work you do will directly raise the quality and velocity of every team on the platform.
Come and build with us.
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Apple Business is now available ↗︎
New React Router v7 app just dropped!

We’ve been building Apple Business since I started at Apple and it’s now available to help businesses of all sizes run and grow. Manage people and devices, reach more customers, give your team essential work tools, and get expert support. All in one place.
Try it out on your favorite browser on any device. We’re open for business.
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Starting at Apple
I will help small businesses succeed by building Apple Business Essentials — a product which brings together device management, 24/7 Apple support, and iCloud storage into flexible subscription plans. More →
