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GitHub Availability Report: March 2026

Throughout March, GitHub experienced four incidents that reduced availability across its services.

·2026.04.09 11:00

GitHub Universe is Back: Take the Stage

Submissions for GitHub Universe 2026 session proposals are due by May 1 PT.

·2026.04.09 01:00

GitHub Copilot CLI Offers a 'Second Opinion' Using a Different Model Family

Copilot CLI reduces planning and code errors by adding review from a different AI family.

·2026.04.07 06:00

The rocky road to making diff lines high-performance

GitHub redesigned diff lines to cut a 1GB heap and 400,000 DOM nodes in large PRs.

·2026.04.04 01:00

Strengthening Open Source Supply Chain Security in the GitHub Environment

GitHub is strengthening open source supply chain security, focusing on GitHub Actions and npm.

·2026.04.02 04:00

Running Multiple Agents Simultaneously with Copilot CLI's /fleet Command

Through Copilot CLI's **/fleet** command, multiple sub-agents can be run in parallel to handle complex tasks simultaneously.

·2026.04.02 00:00

Agent-Based Development at Copilot Applied Science

The Copilot Applied Science team introduces a case study of using AI agents to automate data analysis work and maximize development productivity.

·2026.04.01 01:00

GitHub Guide for Beginners: Getting Started with GitHub Security Features

It guides how to manage code vulnerabilities and leaked secrets by using GitHub's security tools.

·2026.03.31 01:00

GitHub Actions 2026 Security Roadmap Announced

GitHub has unveiled the GitHub Actions 2026 security roadmap to defend against software supply chain attacks.

·2026.03.27 01:00

Open Source Vulnerability Trend Analysis: CVEs, Advisories, and Malware

The decline in GitHub's reviewed advisories in 2025 is not the result of fewer new vulnerabilities, but of a reduced share of past vulnerabilities being reviewed.

·2026.03.27 01:00

GitHub Copilot Interaction Data Usage Policy Update

GitHub will begin using interaction data from Copilot Free, Pro, and Pro+ users to train AI models, and users can opt out in settings.

·2026.03.26 04:00

Building AI-Powered GitHub Issue Triage with the Copilot SDK

This introduces the build case and architecture of IssueCrush, an AI-powered app that uses the Copilot SDK to quickly summarize and classify GitHub issues.

·2026.03.25 01:00