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Five of the most interesting recent dev tool (or dev tool-adjacent) launches on the site. 

Lingo.dev helps developers ship multilingual applications faster by streamlining the translation process directly into the development workflow.

Apidog Fast Request automates API endpoint detection, making it easier for developers to build and test APIs efficiently without manual configuration.

Langflow is a low-code platform for building AI applications with Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) and multi-agent workflows, simplifying AI development.

Graphiti enables developers to create AI agents that learn from live data, making AI-driven applications more adaptive and personalized.

Proxy 1.0 is an AI assistant designed to automate routine tasks and enhance developer productivity by streamlining workflows.GitHub’s latest AI

Elon’s new child (no, not that one)

Grok-3 isn’t just answering questions anymore—it’s trying to write code, too. The latest version of xAI’s chatbot can generate and debug code directly inside X for Premium+ users. In theory, that means you could be ranting about a bug in a tweet and Grok might jump in with a fix.

This is part of a bigger shift in AI tools. Instead of just explaining concepts, they’re starting to actually do the work. Grok can suggest code, troubleshoot errors, and even rewrite snippets on demand. Whether that makes it a real developer tool or just a chatbot with coding capabilities is still up for debate.

Right now, it feels more like a quick, conversational helper than something you’d rely on for serious projects. But if xAI keeps improving it, Grok could become a more casual way to get coding help without leaving your feed.