MetaCache

Classification system for mapping genomic sequences (short reads, long reads, contigs) from metagenomic samples to their most likely taxon of origin.

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Classification system for mapping genomic sequences (short reads, long reads, contigs) from metagenomic samples to their most likely taxon of origin.

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    Memory-efficient, fast, and precise taxonomic classification system for metagenomic read mapping.

What customers say

“GitHub Copilot will bring huge benefits to our engineering teams by reducing the amount of time spent on boilerplate code, keeping the teams in their flow state, allowing them to ship high-quality products to market faster.”
Santosh Lolyeker VP, Engineering Fellow @ VeritasMetaCache customer
“At Uber, we continuously strive to improve our developer experience. We migrated code hosting and review to GitHub and are adopting GitHub Copilot to boost overall developer productivity.”
Ali-Reza Adl-Tabatabai Senior Director of Engineering @ UberMetaCache customer

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Latest updates from MetaCache

New feature

Claude Opus 5 Integrated into GitHub Copilot

Anthropic's Claude Opus 5 model is now available within GitHub Copilot. The model is specifically designed for complex, agentic coding workflows, such as autonomous code changes and regression verification. Users with Copilot Pro+, Max, Business, and Enterprise plans can select the model through the model picker across supported environments, including Visual Studio Code, GitHub Mobile, and the GitHub Copilot CLI. Access for business and enterprise customers requires administrators to enable the model in their respective policy settings.

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GitHub Mobile Adds Copilot Fixes for Failed CI Actions

GitHub has introduced a new feature for the GitHub Mobile app allowing users to resolve failed CI (continuous integration) Actions checks using the Copilot coding agent. When an Actions check fails on a pull request, users can select a "Fix with Copilot" option from within the mobile interface. The agent then analyzes the failure, opens a new pull request with a proposed fix, and notifies the user for review. This feature is now available on the latest production versions of GitHub Mobile for iOS and Android.

Company news

GitHub MCP Server Updates to Support New Stateless Protocol Specification

The GitHub MCP Server has been updated to support the upcoming stateless MCP (Model Context Protocol) specification, which is scheduled for official release on July 28, 2026. The update includes the removal of Redis sessions, improvements to secure request handling to avoid deep packet inspection, and an upgraded elicitation implementation. These changes are intended to improve scalability and connection speed while maintaining backward compatibility with existing tier 1 SDKs.

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GitHub Copilot Cloud Agent Now Integrates with Linear

The Copilot cloud agent for Linear is now generally available, allowing users to assign issues directly to the GitHub Copilot agent for autonomous processing. When assigned, the agent analyzes issues, creates draft pull requests, and executes work within an ephemeral development environment using GitHub Actions. Users can steer the agent's work with custom instructions, assign specific models, and configure target branches directly within the Linear workspace interface. The integration is available to GitHub Copilot Pro, Pro+, Business, and Enterprise subscribers through an app in the GitHub Marketplace.

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