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Agent PRs Are Everywhere. Here's How to Review Them

Don't just rely on CI passing for agent PRs—you need to directly review for duplication and security.

·2026.05.08 04:00

Verifying Agent Behavior When There's No Single Right Answer

A method for verifying the non-deterministic behavior of GitHub Copilot Coding Agent using graphs and dominator analysis was presented.

·2026.05.07 06:00

Maintainer Month: Honoring the People Behind the Code

GitHub launched Maintainer Month, expanding maintainer support through tools, resources, and community.

·2026.05.05 23:00

OpenClaw: After Hours Registration Opens on GitHub

GitHub is hosting OpenClaw After Hours in San Francisco on June 3.

·2026.05.05 00:00

Getting Started with GitHub Copilot CLI: Interactive and Non-Interactive Modes

GitHub Copilot CLI offers both interactive and non-interactive modes.

·2026.05.01 01:00

Markdown Basics for GitHub Beginners

A summary of basic Markdown syntax on GitHub and how to use it in READMEs, issues, and pull requests.

·2026.04.29 03:00

Strengthening Git Push Pipeline Security: Response to a Critical Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

GitHub patched a critical RCE vulnerability in the `git push` path, and there was no evidence of exploitation.

·2026.04.29 00:00

An Update on GitHub Availability

GitHub apologized for recent outages and unveiled improvement plans to prepare for 30x scale.

·2026.04.28 19:00

GitHub Copilot Switches to Usage-Based Billing

GitHub Copilot will move to usage-based billing starting June 1, 2026.

·2026.04.28 00:00

Changes to GitHub Copilot Individual Plans

New sign-ups for GitHub Copilot's individual plans will be paused and usage limits will be tightened.

·2026.04.21 03:00

Key Improvements in Git 2.54

Git 2.54 adds the experimental `git history`, config-based hooks, and HTTP 429 retry support.

·2026.04.21 01:00

Building an Emoji List Generator with GitHub Copilot CLI

A tool that automatically generates emoji lists in the terminal was built using GitHub Copilot CLI.

·2026.04.18 03:00

Increasing Transparency on GitHub's Status Page

GitHub is making incident classification, uptime calculation, and Copilot model availability notices more precise.

·2026.04.18 01:00

How GitHub Uses eBPF to Improve Deployment Safety

GitHub used eBPF to block hidden dependencies in deployment scripts, making failure recovery safer.

·2026.04.17 01:00

Building Your Own Work Integration Hub with GitHub Copilot CLI

Brittany Ellich built a personal work integration tool with Electron and React in a single day.

·2026.04.16 02:00

Developer Policy Update: Intermediary Liability, Copyright, and Transparency

Cox v. Sony, DMCA 1201, and 2025 transparency data have emerged as core issues in developer policy.

·2026.04.16 00:00

Hack AI Agents: Building Agentic AI Security Skills with GitHub Secure Code Game

GitHub has released Secure Code Game Season 4, which teaches the vulnerabilities of agentic AI.

·2026.04.15 03:00

How Exposed Is Your Code? Find Out for Free in Minutes

GitHub's free Code Security Risk Assessment lets you quickly find code vulnerabilities.

·2026.04.15 00:00

Getting Started with GitHub Pages for GitHub Beginners

How to deploy a static site for free with GitHub Pages and even set up a custom domain.

·2026.04.14 00:00

GitHub Copilot CLI Beginner's Guide: Getting Started with GitHub Copilot CLI

With just an npm install and GitHub login, you can start using Copilot right in your terminal.

·2026.04.11 01:00