A scalable Python suite for fast tree inference and advanced pseudotime downstream analysis, with a focus on fate biasing.
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“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.”
“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 @ UberscFates customer
“GitHub's endless plug-ins, beautiful UI, and optimized workflows make devs happy. Happy and empowered engineers write the best code, make better decisions, and have more time to innovate.”
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GitHub has added the Claude Opus 5 model to its GitHub Copilot service. Designed for complex, multi-step coding tasks, the model includes improved reasoning and agentic workflow capabilities, along with updated safety features for cyber content. Integration across platforms like VS Code, Visual Studio, and GitHub Mobile allows for usage-based billing, with availability for Copilot Pro+, Max, Business, and Enterprise plans.
GitHub Mobile adds automated fix functionality for Actions failures
GitHub has introduced a new feature for GitHub Mobile that allows users to address failed Actions checks using the Copilot cloud agent. Users can trigger a fix directly from the mobile interface; the agent investigates the failure, creates a new pull request with a proposed resolution, and notifies the user for review. This function is now available on current iOS and Android builds of the mobile application.
Company news
GitHub MCP Server updated for stateless protocol support
The GitHub MCP Server has been updated to support the upcoming stateless MCP (Model Context Protocol) specification ahead of its July 2026 release. Changes include moving away from Redis-based sessions and deep packet inspection to improve scalability and performance. These updates leverage the official Go SDK and ensure compatibility while introducing support for parallel handshake execution and improved user authentication flows.
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GitHub Copilot cloud agent launches for Linear integration
GitHub has made the Copilot cloud agent for Linear generally available. Users can now assign Linear issues directly to the autonomous agent, which analyzes contents to open draft pull requests, executes tasks in ephemeral environments, and tracks progress within the Linear interface. The feature offers customization options for model selection, branch targeting, and custom agents, supporting workflows for Copilot Pro, Pro+, Business, and Enterprise subscribers.
