Developer blog tracks Apple app shipping with agents, evals, and on-device models
rudrank · x · 2026-07-29
Rudrank Riyam relaunched his notes blog to write about what he is learning while building with AI.
The site is organized around:
- Apple craft: Swift, Xcode, App Store work, and native product details
- AI systems: agents, evals, traces, workflows, and whether tools are actually shippable
- Developer tools: coding agents, review loops, automation, and CLIs
- Field notes: prompts, scripts, prototypes, and conference notes
He says most of his current Apple-platform work runs through agents, evals, and on-device models, and he wants to document those lessons while they are still fresh.
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