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Vitaliy Filipov🙏 3 karmaFeb 12, 2026@Knowledge PlaneI'm in early beta and I'm managing to orchestrate my 3 openclaw agents with my 2 claude code sessions. It's cool, maybe this is the future. -
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Your builds just got faster. Here's what changed. Four updates shipped this week. Each one removes something that was slowing you down — an extra account to set up, a Git workflow that lived outside the platform, a repo handoff with dangling permissions, a build you could only poke at with a cursor. Here's what landed. 01 — Model access Use any LLM in your build. One prepaid key, full control over spend. Biela now has its own LLM API key dashboard. Create a key, add a prepaid balance, and start sending requests to whichever AI model your build needs — whether that's a chatbot, an automation, a content generator, or AI features wired into a SaaS product. Each key tracks its own usage so you always know what's being spent and where. No external accounts, no third-party billing — it's all inside Biela. In practice: You're building a SaaS product with two AI features — a support chatbot and an automated email summariser. You create two keys, assign a budget to each, and know at a glance which feature is consuming what. If one runs hot, you pause it without touching the other. 02 — Version control Branches, PRs, commits, pulls. A full Git workflow, inside Biela. Create and switch branches, raise and review pull requests, browse commit history, and pull the latest — without leaving the IDE. If you're shipping features to a team or running parallel environments, this is the workflow you were missing. In practice: You're adding a new checkout flow to a live e-commerce build. You branch off main, build and test in isolation, raise a PR for review, and merge when it's ready — all without touching a terminal or switching to GitHub in another tab. 03 — Repository management Connect, link, switch, hand off. Clean repo control, start to finish. Connect a new repo, link one you already have, or disconnect cleanly with a confirmation step. Permission checks are built in. No leftover access, no manual revokes, no awkward offboarding when a project ends. In practice: A client project wraps up. You disconnect the repo from Biela in one confirmed step — permissions cleared, connection closed. The next project gets a clean link from day one. No audit trail of half-removed integrations to clean up later. 04 — Mobile preview Stop looking at your mobile build. Start using it. Scan the QR code from Biela, open via Expo Go, and you're inside your actual build — navigating with your thumbs, tapping real buttons, scrolling real screens. Not a desktop simulation with a cursor pretending to be a finger. Your app, on your device, behaving exactly as your users will experience it. And when you prompt a change, it appears on your phone before you've set it down. In practice: You're building a field sales CRM. It looks fine on desktop. The moment you're actually holding it, you find it: the action buttons are buried, the nav takes two hands, the form fields are too small to tap cleanly. Thirty seconds of real use surfaces what hours of desktop review missed. One prompt per fix, each update on your screen in seconds. All four updates are live now at biela.dev — no update required, no configuration needed. Open a project and they're already there. Build faster. Ship smarter. Create without limits.
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Really impressed by the multi-model planning and code review. Having different models collaborate instead of relying on just one actually leads to better decisions. You can feel the difference on more complex tasks.
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The tool's quality has dropped significantly over the past three months. The AI is taking three times longer to solve problems and is still making many mistakes. Accuracy has decreased by at least 60%. I had to manually fix everything and stop using the prompt. Unfortunately, it used to work very well for me, but now it no longer does.
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Using @Bugasura has been a game-changer for our QA workflow. The AI automatically generates precise issue descriptions, assesses impact, and suggests assignments, cutting down bug logging time by more than half while keeping everything organized and collaborative across teams.
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I have read their documentation, specifically the basics of how to get started and the test script commands. Surprisingly the commands are easy to read and understand. I may need to do a bit more exploring, I think I saw a blogpost that you can also use javascript with this tool like many other tools, so I'll check that out as well. But for now, this tool seems to be promising enough for QA Testers and Automation testers who want to work faster and more efficient.

