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GitHub App support for Enterprise Copilot seat management

Enterprise GitHub Apps can now call the enterprise-level Copilot seat management APIs to control which users and enterprise teams are assigned Copilot seats. The APIs are accessible via the GitHub App integration, allowing administrators to programmatically add or remove Copilot seats for individual users or entire teams within an enterprise. This change replaces manual seat assignment in the GitHub UI.

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Gemini 4 Carbon in GitHub Copilot

Gemini 4 Carbon, Google’s latest model, is now generally available in GitHub Copilot. It is designed for complex coding, agentic, and reasoning tasks, with a focus on secure code generation. The integration allows developers to leverage Gemini 4 Carbon’s advanced reasoning capabilities directly within the editor, enabling more accurate code suggestions and improved security checks.

github.blog

Choosing QuePaxa, an unusual consensus algorithm

Cloudflare is building an experimental consensus service that uses the QuePaxa algorithm, a consensus protocol never deployed before. The service is experimental and the post explains how QuePaxa works and why it was chosen. This approach aims to provide a new foundation for distributed state management within Cloudflare's edge infrastructure.

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Speed Insights and Web Analytics now support custom environments

Speed Insights and Web Analytics now attribute deployment data to designated staging, QA, or canary environments instead of defaulting to the Preview environment. This feature requires Pro or Enterprise plans and exposes data via the dashboard Environment dropdown, CLI, query builder, and Aggregation API without requiring configuration changes.

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Flide: Make Jev-like decision models up to 9.5x faster

Flide is an inference engine built for Jev-like decision models that achieves up to a 9.5x speedup compared to vLLM and SGLang according to the vendor's benchmark. The engine supports over 30 popular local Jev-like decision models and is available via pip install flide.

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What’s New in PyCharm 2026.3

PyCharm 2026.3 introduces JetBrains Air, a new layer for running, tracking, and verifying multi-agent workflows inside the IDE. The release also adds workspaces that adapt terminals and consoles to individual workflows.

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IntelliJ Scala Plugin 2026.3 Is Out!

JetBrains released Scala Plugin 2026.3 with more accurate Scala 3 code analysis, reworked Twirl support for Play Framework developers, and compiler-based highlighting designed to reduce redundant background work. The release also includes updates to build-tool support, debugging, and everyday editing features.

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Vercel Schedules is now in public beta

Vercel released Vercel Schedules in public beta across all plans, enabling recurring or one-time tasks in production, preview, or custom environments. Schedules target private Vercel Functions, HTTP paths, or Vercel Queue topics, with billing starting at $5 per 1,000,000 runs and $10 per 1,000,000 creations on Pro and Enterprise plans.

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Vercel Security Review now in public beta

Vercel released Security Review in public beta for Pro and Enterprise teams to automatically scan pushed code for vulnerabilities. The feature triggers on every push to a connected GitHub repository, posting findings to the dashboard, adding GitHub checks, and integrating with Vercel Agent to propose pull requests for fixes.

vercel.com

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Vercel CI no longer requires a linked Vercel project

Vercel CI now executes on GitHub repositories without requiring a pre-linked Vercel project, removing the need to create empty projects for connection. The feature requires private GitHub repositories, the Vercel GitHub App installed with repository access, a connected GitHub account, and write or admin permissions.

vercel.com

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GitHub Desktop adds short-lived authentication tokens

GitHub Desktop 3.6.10 introduces short-lived, automatically refreshing authentication tokens for eligible accounts. The new tokens expire quickly, limiting exposure if leaked, and the client refreshes them without user intervention. Existing workflows that store long-lived tokens must adapt to handle token renewal.

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