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How many tabs do you have open alongside your pull request?

Imagine picking up a new issue in your product’s free-trial onboarding flow: make the “invite your teammates” step optional. Support keeps flagging the step as a friction point as signups increase. Quick win, right?

From scoping to deployment, you need answers to these four questions:

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The GitHub Universe 2026 schedule just dropped, and it’s full of exciting sessions, demos, and panels covering the potential of AI-powered development.

If you haven’t registered yet, here’s what you need to know. This two-day event brings together some of the greatest minds in tech, with experts from companies like AMD, Figma, NVIDIA, Coinbase, Anthropic, and OpenA...


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AI is changing the pace of open source development and the security challenges that come with it. Maintainers are reviewing unfamiliar contributions, managing new attack surfaces, and responding to vulnerabilities with limited time and resources.

Session 4 of the


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The GitHub Actions incident on Thursday, August 6, was unacceptable in both its impact and particularity of its duration. Availability continues to be our top priority across all of GitHub. However, with this incident, we have fallen short of our commitments to you. We know how heavily customers rely on actions, and a prolonged outage like this one has a real impact on your p...


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Opening a new AI tool can feel a little like staring at a blank page. You know you want help with something, but figuring out exactly what to ask can be its own task.

The good news is that you don’t need to write the perfect prompt to get started. A prompt is simply a description of what you want to accomplish. Start with what you know, give Copilot some context, a...


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