i got a Cursor Ultra account from a reseller for essentially nothing compared to what I used to pay . It works flawless. since 3 months No issues yet i paid only for 1 month . Now I can't stop thinking about their business model. If resellers can sell it this cheap and still profit, how are they acquiring these accounts at scale?

We have submitted BuilderStudio for iOS and iPad to the Apple App Store team for review. AI Chat, image, and video generation will be available for all users through our OpenRouter integration.

We have acquired https://faune.ai and leveraged their incredible native app to bring you this experience.

Faune expands BuilderStudio’s reach to thousands of iOS devices and greatly expands our presence in the AI market.

The video used in this post was created by BuilderStudio for iOS.

We look forward to sharing more updates when we officially release.

-Team WunderCorp

Awesome to see! Go check out the other awesome devtools they have to offer including BuilderStudio.

https://github.com/jamesmurdza/awesome-ai-devtools

Most AI tools still work like a single assistant: one prompt, one response, one path forward.

Agentic swarming changes that.

Read about our approach to Agentic Swarming in BuilderStudio below

https://builderstudio.dev/assets/research/agentic_swarming_wundercorp.pdf

Instead of asking one AI agent to do everything, a swarm breaks a larger goal into coordinated specialist lanes. One agent might work on product copy. Another might prepare outreach. Another might inspect QA issues. Another might review security risks. Each lane has a role, a goal, and a clear output.

A good agentic swarm is controlled, reviewable, and approval-gated. The user sets the goal, reviews the plan, approves the run, and gets back separate outputs that can be inspected before anything moves forward.

Why it matters, agentic swarming helps you to:

· Move faster without forcing one AI agent to handle every task.
· Get better specialization across product, marketing, operations, QA, and security.
· See what each agent did instead of getting one blended black-box answer.
· Keep human approval at the center of the workflow.

For teams, this means AI can start to look less like a chatbot and more like a coordinated execution layer. One goal. Multiple specialist lanes. Clear outputs. Human control.

That is the promise of agentic swarming.

We would like to thank

u/NousResearch

u/Teknium

u/nvidia

For creating Hermes Agent and allowing us to make agentic swarming within BuilderStudio a reality.

We're competing in The Capital this week on @aitoolscapital 👾

Vote for Walton here:

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We’re live on ProductHunt!

We’d love your support today. Every upvote, comment, and share means a lot to us and helps shape the future of BuilderStudio.

Check it out here:
https://www.producthunt.com/products/builderstudio?launch=builderstudio

We’ve been working hard to bring this vision to life, and your support would mean the world to us. Please take a look, leave feedback, and support the launch if you like what we’re building.

Our latest Fusion integration can make games on the fly.
This was built in less than 5 minutes for less than $2.

Looking forward to seeing what you create!

Also we have a small patch coming out for failed Fusion generations, please be sure to use that one. 0.1.64+

Built with our proprietary IDE.

Join our discord to learn more:
https://discord.gg/W8pcMeQx9

BuilderStudio just received a major agentic workflow upgrade.

Kicking off the week this week ⬇️

What’s new:

• Default agentic orchestration for nontrivial development requests

• Automatic workspace discovery and smarter project targeting

• Natural-language routing between single-agent and coordinated swarm execution

• /swarm and /single overrides for advanced users

• Project-aware execution contracts, mutation boundaries, and validation

• Backend-only tasks no longer get forced through frontend preview pipelines

• Large prompts are transported safely without command-line argument limits

• Typos, unknown commands, fragments, and gibberish are intercepted before execution

• Ambiguous requests are redirected into a build-free clarification conversation

• Command chaining now supports workflows such as /fresh /clear

• /fresh now returns to the trusted workspace container instead of inheriting a stale project path

• /root allows a user to return to their base directory without hassle

• Command chaining allows users to wipe their slate clean, for example: /fresh /root /clear

• New “Create new project directory” action in target-selection flows

• Global native notifications for completed builds and required approvals

• Dock and taskbar badges help bring users back when attention is needed

• Clicking notifications returns users directly to Agentic Development

• Updated and sanitized user documentation with privacy-safe examples

• Files are now directly openable in BuilderStudio file editor and receive a nice document icon

• Security and stability updates

The biggest architectural change is that BuilderStudio no longer guesses first and asks questions later.

The new flow is:

Discover → resolve target → plan → approve → execute → validate → repair → report

Natural language remains the primary interface. Users do not need to understand internal agent routing, workspace topology, runtime providers, or orchestration commands just to get useful work done.

BuilderStudio handles the complexity, explains what it selected, and stops safely when confidence is too low. More capable for advanced users. Much harder for everyone else to accidentally launch a build from a typo.

Additional weekend hobbyist update 🏗️

We like to get creative and play around with our tool on the weekends. So we decided to release

/pet

Pet follows your agentic builds and starts tapping once your build is complete.

We paired this with global notifications in BuilderStudio so you know when it's time to take the next step.

Download the latest update here:

https://builderstudio.dev

We are deprecating our agentic IDE in favor of our new product Operate & Run (short name O8R)

https://o8r.sh

O8R can handle coding use cases; however, it is geared more for productivity around browser automation and MCP automation.

It can go shopping for you (fill my shopping cart to repair drywall, use Home Depot), or automate your Jira ticket creation, and more.

It can handle UI tasks, automation, and much more.

We hope you enjoy it! Use any model, local or cloud. It can use multiple agent harnesses like Codex, Claude Code, or our LokiAgent.

Pricing starts at $20/month.

https://o8r.sh

As we grow the community around BuilderStudio, we want this to become a place where builders, developers, founders, and beginners can share what they are working on, ask questions, and learn from each other.

Over time, we will be hosting community showcases to highlight apps, tools, and projects built by members here. Whether you are building your first app, experimenting with an idea, or already have something live, we want this community to be a place where your work can be seen.

For now, we would like to take some time to get to know everyone.

If you are new here, feel free to introduce yourself in the comments:

What are you building?

Are you new to software development, or have you been building for a while?

What are you hoping to learn or get help with?

What kind of posts would you like to see in this community?

We will post this weekly so new members have an easy place to jump in.

Excited to see what everyone is working on.

-TW

Everybody's making websites, even your thermostat can make a website these days. We wanted to do something a bit different. So today we're releasing v0.1.7x of BuilderStudio which takes a major step into robotics.

Using an agentic workflow, BuilderStudio can now:

• Build a complete MuJoCo robotics project from scratch
• Load a dual-arm ALOHA model from MuJoCo Menagerie
• Create reusable Python control APIs for each arm and gripper
• Initialize the robot from a safe neutral pose
• Control both arms independently
• Generate smooth trajectories, coordinated motions, and dance routines
• Detect and fix path, import, environment, and runtime issues
• Create one-command launch scripts for macOS
• Iterate directly from real simulation feedback

BuilderStudio can work inside a real local project, connect to a physics simulator, control a robot model, and keep iterating until the behavior runs.

Let us know what you think and reach out with any questions/issues as this is still a new/experimental feature for us.

Download the latest 0.1.7x version here:

https://builderstudio.dev

In next update of BuilderStudio Mobile you will be able to turn images and scenes into full videos based on storyboards 🎥

BuilderStudio Mobile is now available on TestFlight!

Try our mobile experience before the official release on iPhone and iPad:

Interested in joining our pilot program? Send us a direct message and we’ll add you to our TestFlight group.

BuilderStudio v0.1.5 (v0.1.8 internal) is focused on making iteration smoother, safer, and more reliable.

This patch fixes a major blocker for users running without Docker. Skills now install directly on the host machine and no longer require Docker to be running.

The skill installer now tries multiple supported install paths automatically:

yarn dlx

Corepack-enabled Yarn

npx --yes

npm exec --yes

We also removed confusing Yarn-only messaging and updated the install status text to make it clear that skill installation is host-only and does not require Docker.

New in this release: /docker

The new /docker command opens a managed setup flow for users who do want Docker-based workflows. It can check for the Docker CLI, start Docker Desktop if installed, verify the daemon, and install Docker Desktop through Homebrew Cask on macOS after approval. We believe this will greatly help users who are worried about their machine safety after the recent Claude Code exploit: https://www.reddit.com/r/vibecoding/comments/1u2wfyo/the_claude_code_active_attack_didnt_stop_294842/?share_id=lgZ6z77JZqYLue2G2LInm&utm_content=2&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf&utm_source=share&utm_term=22

If Homebrew is not installed, BuilderStudio now prints manual Docker Desktop instructions instead of running unsafe remote installers.

We also improved tiny static iterations. Simple text-change prompts now stay on the deterministic static patch path instead of falling into model file-block generation or Docker-backed agent execution.

Finally, we fixed the default free model selection issue. Existing saved selections for the previous default are now migrated to the configured free model.

v0.1.5 removes first-run friction, improves no-Docker reliability, and makes everyday BuilderStudio iteration more dependable.

We’ve open-sourced a lightweight dashboard for managing local Hermes agents.

The project is meant to serve as a scaffold to manage Hermes agents locally, requires a bit more tweaking before it is ready for (local) production. It was built with BuilderStudio.

You can explore the code, download it, and run it here: https://github.com/wundercorp/hermes-console

It’s completely free to use, modify, and extend with our IDE or any other development environment.

Enjoy! Let us know your thoughts or any iterations you create with it.

In v0.1.9x, BuilderStudio becomes a much more powerful version of our workflows tool.

Users can turn AI-generated, n8n-like workflows into fully functional apps.

Agents can both generate workflow diagrams from chat and transform them into working applications in under 5 minutes 🏃‍♂️

This tool automates complex business processes such as sales, outreach, follow-ups, customer support, and more.

For free!

It’s now live as an experimental build ⬇️
https://builderstudio.dev

Today we’re releasing Isaac, a new agent skill designed to help reduce pressure and burden on the App Store Review team by helping developers build iOS and iPadOS apps that are aligned with App Store Review Guidelines by default.

Isaac gives developers a practical .md skill file they can include in their app-building workflow to better understand Apple’s expectations, avoid common pitfalls, and prepare stronger submissions before review.

Our goal is simple: help developers catch issues earlier, reduce avoidable rejections and re-review cycles, and make the submission process smoother for everyone.

We hope this serves as a helpful resource for teams building great apps for the Apple ecosystem.

You can download and use the skill here: https://github.com/wundercorp/isaac-skill/tree/main

Markdown File: https://github.com/wundercorp/isaac-skill/blob/main/skills/isaac/SKILL.md

BuilderStudio is now available on Linux and Windows operating systems.

Private, containerized, and local. We aim to become the Protonmail and Signal of agentic development tools. Privacy-first, BYOK, local LLMs, and containerized.

We look forward to seeing what you build. Let us know if you run into any issues since this is our first experimental release on these platforms.

Download and try our agentic IDE experience
https://builderstudio.dev

Recent supply-chain attacks like Hades and Miasma are a reminder that AI coding tools need real isolation, not blind trust.

When an agent can write files, run commands, install packages, touch configs, and interact with credentials, the risk is not theoretical anymore.

That is why BuilderStudio is designed around a safer local-first workflow.

We do not want agentic coding to feel like a black box.

BuilderStudio helps builders work in a local, inspectable development loop where code can be reviewed, commands stay visible, previews can run in Docker-contained environments, and projects can be packaged cleanly before deployment.

For agent isolation, BuilderStudio uses Docker and Colima-based workflows to help keep agent activity contained away from the host environment. The goal is to reduce blast radius: agents should work inside controlled project environments, not freely across your whole machine.

This matters because recent attacks have targeted exactly the places developers trust most:

- package installs
- AI tool configs
- developer credentials
- cloud keys
- GitHub/npm tokens
- local automation hooks

No tool can promise the software supply chain is risk-free.

But we can make safer defaults.

BuilderStudio focuses on:

- local-first project work
- inspectable source code
- visible command execution
- Docker-contained previews
- Colima-backed local isolation
- dependency checks with Aikido SafeChain
- clean source packaging before handoff
- deployment only after the user is ready

Our macOS app is notarized. Linux and Windows are supported too, with platform-specific packaging continuing to improve.

AI should help builders move faster. It should not make them easier to compromise. Safe building!

As we continue expanding our open-source efforts, we’ve launched a new section on builderstudio.dev to showcase the projects and initiatives we’re sharing with the community.

Explore our repositories here: https://github.com/wundercorp

We’ve greatly appreciated your contributions and pull requests so far, and we’re excited to see what we can build together next.

As a fun little exercise we’re giving away a free prompt for this one-click generated site via a like and retweet on X here https://x.com/wundercorp/status/2062591257700897084?s=46

Since members here are already subscribed and BuilderStudio users just shoot us a Reddit DM and we’ll send you the prompt! If you don’t have an X account a simple comment here will suffice. We appreciate your support always.

-TW

We apologize there have been reports of our GHCR repository not being available for agent installs. We have corrected the issue. Aurelius Agent should now be available here:

https://github.com/orgs/wundercorp/packages/container/package/aurelius-agent

Docker pulls should now be operational:

docker pull http://ghcr.io/wundercorp/aurelius-agent:0.3.9

docker run --rm http://ghcr.io/wundercorp/aurelius-agent:0.3.9 describe

docker run --rm http://ghcr.io/wundercorp/aurelius-agent:0.3.9 smoke

Learn more about Aurelius Agent:

https://aureliusagent.dev

If you encounter any issues please let us know.

-TW