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Works on the IntelliJ Scala tooling and describes concrete efforts to make Scala tooling integrate with other tools by improving Build Server Protocol support, aiming to reduce custom integrations and make editors and build tools work together more smoothly. Advocates adding notebook interfaces (citing Polynote and Mathematica lineage) as a measurable feature gap, invites contributions to the Scala plugin, and reports iterative improvements already landing that reduce friction between IDE features and external tools.

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