The long-rumored Steam Machine suddenly went on sale on June 23. Personally, I thought it would launch around the same time as Steam Frame, meaning a little later, so it caught me completely off guard. But I had already decided before launch that I was going to buy it, so I went to the sales site on release day and purchased one. It arrived on June 30. I have spent some time setting it up, and now that a few things have become clear, I will write a review.

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.

• Release v0.5.0 · karad/seiro-mcp

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.

In the previous entry, I wrote an overview of "Engawa AI x XR," which will start in Motoyawata, and information about the first session.

• Starting a Study Community Called Engawa AI x XR - Yorihiroi Frontend

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.