Pedro Piñera

The New Bottleneck

The New Bottleneck

Who doesn't want faster builds and test runs? Especially now, with agents producing code at an unprecedented pace. What was once a problem exclusive to large organizations with massive codebases and sprawling teams is getting democratized. Build performance is becoming a bottleneck much earlier in the lifecycle of a codebase than it used to. Think about it: a solo developer or a small team can now…

Pedro Piñera Buendía

Tuist co-founder & CEO

Recent posts

You Can’t Out-Logic a Developer

Dec 09

I’m a developer. I show up at work and complete issues or tickets within the framework of tools and processes that were there before I joined the company. Things are generally fine, I can deliver my work at the expected pace, but there’s this one thing that’s annoying, which is slowing everyone down. Turns out we are not the only ones with the need to address that to make everyone more efficient a…
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Ideas and Expression

Dec 03

The other day I had an idea around how we could make agents more effective working with Xcode's toolchain, and went on an agentic journey to validate the idea and share about it in this blog post. These kinds of explorations play a role in getting ideas for how we could push the boundaries of Apple development, and also serve as a marketing tool. Developers enjoy these in-depth blog posts over sha…
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Reviewing your agents' work locally with G

Nov 22

The other day, while talking with Marek about how we use agentic coding tools in our daily workflow, I realized that the pattern of opening a draft pull request just to use GitHub's PR review interface might be more common among developers than I initially thought. This practice of leveraging GitHub's review UI to systematically review work, leave comments, and mark files as viewed or not viewed h…
Rethinking Developer Infrastructure

Nov 12

I've been tinkering in some of my coding time at Tuist with what a solution with great developer experience would look like to solve the need for optimizing workflows (build, test, and custom automation), which is becoming more and more pressing as AI agents write more code to support development. Traditionally, teams resort to bumping the environment spec—for example, with beefier CI environments…
Staying Human with AI

Nov 11

First of all, I have to say I'm excited to start publishing on Fika, a tool by a friend of mine, Pau, who believes a different Internet is possible, and he's proving it with tools like Fika, which feel so unique in a tech world that gravitates towards pattern homogeneity. I'm currently using Ghost, which I'm a happy subscriber of, but I'd rather support friends, especially when they are trying to …
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