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    Gergely Orosz on AI Agents and App Store Limits

    Gergely Orosz explains productivity gains from agents stop at mobile apps.

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    Gergely Orosz, a software engineer and author of The Pragmatic Engineer newsletter, posted on X that agents produce more code faster. He stated this leads to shipping to production more often and deploying more often. Orosz added that the pattern breaks for native mobile apps because the App Store review says no. The post shows an attached image. His background includes prior roles at Uber and Skype along with engineering books.

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    @GergelyOroszAgents produce more code They do it faster Like 10x faster So you can ship to prod more frequent Like 10x more frequent So you can deploy more frequent Like 10x more frequent Except when you build a native mobile app Because the App Store review says "no"

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    @GergelyOroszAgents produce more code They do it faster Like 10x faster So you can ship to prod more frequent Like 10x more frequent So you can deploy more frequent Like 10x more frequent Except when you build a native mobile app Because the App Store review says "no"