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Claude Opus 5, the latest model from Anthropic, is now available for use within GitHub Copilot. The model is designed for advanced reasoning, complex multi-step coding tasks, and autonomous agentic workflows. It includes enhanced security features for cyber-related content and is available to Copilot Pro+, Max, Business, and Enterprise users across various IDEs, CLI, and web platforms. Usage is billed according to provider API list pricing.
GitHub Mobile adds Copilot-powered CI fix workflow
GitHub Mobile users on iOS and Android can now use the Copilot coding agent to investigate and fix failing GitHub Actions checks directly from their devices. Upon selecting 'Fix with Copilot' from a failed check, the agent analyzes the issues and generates a new pull request with a proposed fix, which users can inspect and merge. This feature is now available on the latest production builds of the mobile application.
Company news
GitHub MCP Server updated for stateless protocol support
GitHub has updated its MCP Server to support the upcoming stateless MCP specification, which is scheduled for release on July 28, 2026. The update introduces performance improvements, including the removal of Redis-based session management and the use of HTTP headers for logging and security scanning. These changes enable better scalability and simplified external integrations for AI-assisted development tools.
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Product launch
Copilot cloud agent for Linear now generally available
The Copilot cloud agent for Linear has reached general availability. The integration allows users to assign issues directly to the autonomous agent, which analyzes content, initiates pull requests via GitHub Actions, and tracks progress within the Linear timeline. Users can configure the agent's behavior, including model selection and branch targeting, directly from the Linear interface. It is included for customers with Copilot Pro, Pro+, Business, and Enterprise subscriptions.
