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Apex is a very good model for React / React Native!
Apex ranks #5 on ReactBench Very cost-efficient model for writing React + app code
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Apex ranks #5 on ReactBench Very cost-efficient model for writing React + app code
We trained Apex for React Native. It landed #2 at fixing web React. Callstack's Apex is tied #5 overall on @aidenybai's ReactBench. React Native tuning carries over to the web. Try it on Vercel AI Gateway or apex.callstack.com
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Introducing /improve-threejs Turn vibe-slop Three.js prototypes into stunning apps It makes slow, visually buggy games run fast!
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Grok 4.6 is exceptional at fixing React code It ranks #2 on ReactBench:
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Opus 5 is the best Claude model on ReactBench Better at frontend code than Claude Fable 5 and >2x cheaper (!!)
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Kimi K3 ranks better than Opus 4.8!
Kimi K3 ranks #6 on ReactBench - It performs better than Opus 4.8 while being over 2x cheaper (!!) - Scores 33%, jump of +10% compared to K2.7 - Lags behind the frontier (Fable and Sol) in frontend production-readiness:
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Kimi K3 ranks #6 on ReactBench - It performs better than Opus 4.8 while being over 2x cheaper (!!) - Scores 33%, jump of +10% compared to K2.7 - Lags behind the frontier (Fable and Sol) in frontend production-readiness:
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If you're a React dev: - GPT 5.6 Sol xhigh performs the overall the best - GPT 5.6 Terra medium is the most bang for your buck Claude Fable 5 performs on par with Sol but is on average 6x more expensive!
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Introducing ReactBench A benchmark for coding agents on real React work Models write bad React code - useEffect, slow performance, memory leaks
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react.doctor rules are now in the React, Next.js and TanStack presets for ESLint and Oxlint! The useful stuff: fewer unnecessary effects, better render performance checks, hydration catches, server component rules, security checks and framework-specific diagnostics. Thanks a million, @milliondotjs 🙌
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Introducing React​ Review Agents write terrible React, this helps you fix it Just paste your GitHub repo! No signup required
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React Doctor v2 is here Your agent writes bad React code, this catches it Works with Next.js, Vite, React Native. Fix your app in minutes npx react-doctor@latest
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Introducing React Grab Select any element on your page → tell Claude Code or Codex what to change Fully open source npx react-grab@latest
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Introducing React Doctor Scan your React codebase for anti-patterns: - Unnecessary useEffects - Fix accessibility issues - Prop drilling instead of context / composition Run as a CLI or agent skill. Repeat until passing. Fully open source
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ami is now a desktop app run parallel coding agents from your computer without breaking your flow claude opus 4.5 is unreasonably good but the interfaces around it haven't caught up go try it out for free :)
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introducing repogrep.​com ultra fast codebase search for any public github repo where i found the React hooks source code in <10 sec
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We built the fastest coding agent for frontend This video is NOT sped up Comment "ami" for 100k free tokens
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what if you had a visual editor with ANY coding agent (not just Cursor?)
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i'm building something that's very FAST and good at frontend tasks it's like Lovable for localhost. you prompt → agent edits files on your machine directly rolling out to beta testers now. DM me for priority
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we shipped something new! plugs in directly with any coding agent - Claude Code/Cursor
run parallel coding agents in the browser Introducing React Grab:
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