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Friday, July 24

1 item

Thursday, July 23

2 items
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GitHub Mobile: Fixing failing tests through the Copilot agent

GitHub is adding the ability to ask the Copilot AI agent in its mobile app to investigate and fix failing GitHub Actions checks. The agent analyzes the error, creates a pull request with a proposed fix and assigns a developer to review it. The feature is available on iOS and Android.

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Other clearly official source

Elevated error rates in Haiku 4.5

A service disruption incident involving Haiku 4.5 affected Claude.ai, Claude Console, Claude API, Claude Code and Claude Cowork. The cause was identified, a fix was deployed and the services were monitored. The incident was resolved.

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Wednesday, July 22

3 items
Other clearly official source

Claude Services outage resolved

Claude Services experienced an outage affecting claude.ai, Claude Code, Claude Code Web and Cowork Remote. The issue was identified and the incident is resolved.

Claude Status — incident history Original source ↗
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A new Copilot impact metrics dashboard

GitHub released a new dashboard for enterprise administrators to visualize Copilot adoption in organizations. It shows users in three adoption stages, with metrics including average merged pull requests per month, merge speed and lines of code per day. It helps identify inactive users and provides recommendations for…

GitHub Changelog (Copilot and AI features) Original source ↗

Tuesday, July 21

1 item

Monday, January 5

1 item
New models clearly official source

Liquid AI releases open-weight LFM2.5-1.2B models for on-device AI

Liquid AI has released the open-weight LFM2.5-1.2B family of models for on-device AI, with pretraining on 28 trillion tokens. It includes Base, Instruct, Japanese, vision-language, and audio-language variants; according to the company, it outperforms Llama 3.2 1B, Gemma 3 1B, and Qwen3-1.7B on benchmarks.

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Friday, June 6

1 item