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SPECFEM3D
Open-source software project for seismic wave propagation simulation, founded by Dimitri Komatitsch and Jeroen Tromp and developed by a collaborative community.
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GitHub introduces agent automation for Issues
GitHub has introduced agent automation controls for GitHub Issues, currently in public preview. This feature enables automation agents to suggest or apply code changes directly within issues. Users can review these suggestions before application, or configure the system to automatically apply changes that meet specific confidence thresholds.
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GitHub launches Copilot CLI for terminal-based agentic workflows
GitHub has launched the Copilot CLI, a terminal-native tool designed for managing multi-agent coding workflows. The feature allows developers to execute tasks via subagents, utilize branch protection guardrails, and integrate with custom tools through the Model Context Protocol. It supports switching between multiple foundation models from providers including Anthropic, Google, and OpenAI, and is available across all GitHub Copilot subscription plans.
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Anthropic Claude Opus 5 added to GitHub Copilot
Anthropic's Claude Opus 5 model is now integrated into GitHub Copilot. The model is designed for advanced coding tasks involving complex reasoning, iterative refinements, and multi-step tool coordination. It includes updated safeguards for cyber-related content and is available to Copilot Pro+, Max, Business, and Enterprise subscribers across multiple interfaces, including VS Code, JetBrains, and CLI environments.
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GitHub adds multi-select field support to Projects and Issues
GitHub has launched a public preview of multi-select fields for Projects and Issues. This improvement enables users to assign multiple values to a single field, allowing for more flexible categorization of items such as teams, modules, or status labels. These fields can be configured within the sidebar and used as filtering criteria for project views.
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GitHub Mobile adds automated fix capability for failed Actions
GitHub has added an option to resolve failed Actions checks directly via GitHub Mobile. Using the 'Fix with Copilot' function, users can command the Copilot coding agent to analyze build failures, implement a fix, and open a new pull request directly from their mobile device for further review and merging.