Sometimes I wonder whether Seiro MCP is still necessary now that even Xcode has MCP. But from the perspective of autonomous coding, I think Seiro MCP has the advantage of being lightweight and easy to handle. In that sense, there is still plenty of room to improve it as a product, which led to this release. This update adds fixes and features with the stance of making setup as easy as possible.
On the event page for the first Codex + visionOS Hack #1 @ Motoyawata, we are looking for Codex / visionOS talks. This time, I want to write about talks at "Engawa AI x XR." More than anything, I want to lower the barrier to giving a presentation. Through attending and speaking at various events so far, one thing I have felt is that there is often quite a gap between speakers and participants.
Over the weekend I needed to go to something like a general meeting, so on the train there and back I used Codex for Mobile to fix several bugs in my own project and add features with SpecKit. Here are some rough impressions. To start with the conclusion, it feels very usable.
In the previous entry, I wrote an overview of "Engawa AI x XR," which will start in Motoyawata, and information about the first session.
This time I will write about what I am vaguely thinking regarding the event structure.
I decided to try starting an AI x XR study community in my local Chiba Prefecture. I will write about the background and how this came about, including why I chose Motoyawata in Chiba as the base instead of Tokyo, which would be more advantageous for attracting participants.