Apple is rolling out the second Release Candidate of Xcode 26.3, which will feature agentic coding capabilities. Here are the details.

Xcode 26.1 AI was unusable. Xcode 26.3 AI is a big leap. AI-driven migration delivered massive change in under two days. One rule fixed it: no background agents, frequent status updates. I am sure ...

Xcode 26.3 unlocks agentic coding. That lets developers harness agents like Anthropic’s Claude Agent and OpenAI’s Codex directly in Xcode. The new Xcode 26.3 release candidate introduces support for ...

Xcode 26.3 RC now has agentic AI support – full release coming soon Anthropic Claude Agent and OpenAI Codex are fully integrated Xcode's capabilities are also being made available via MCP Apple has ...

Apple is expanding Xcode 26.3 with AI development capabilities. Coding Agents like Anthropic's Claude Agent and OpenAI's Codex can be used directly. With version 26.3 of Xcode, Apple is significantly ...

With Xcode 26.3, Apple is adding support for agentic coding, allowing developers to use tools like Anthropic's Claude Agent and OpenAI's Codex right in Xcode for app creation. Agentic coding will ...

Microsoft Threat Intelligence reports that a new variant of the XCSSET macOS malware has been detected in limited attacks, incorporating several new features, including enhanced browser targeting, ...

Apple’s Xcode 26 Beta Now Supports GPT-5 and Claude Your email has been sent Xcode 26 debuts with AI integration, a redesigned tab system, workflow refinements, and performance boosts, first previewed ...

Apple already supports older OpenAI models with its Xcode 26 programming environment. Now new ones are being added – plus Anthropics Claude. The ChatGPT-based assistant in Xcode previously only ...

Last Monday, towards the end of the WWDC25 keynote, Craig Federighi said that Apple had “expanded” its vision for Swift Assist, and it would now allow developers to bring their Large Language Model of ...

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