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AWS has published a guide on calling GPT-6 models from source regions in Asia through global cross-Region inference in Amazon Bedrock. The client passes a global profile identifier; the service selects the destination region for processing.
GitHub describes how to provide GitHub Copilot with project rules: store shared instructions in the repository, define rules for specific files using applyTo, and describe recurring workflows or specialized tasks using agent skills and custom agents.
The application web-edit 0.1a0 lets users view and edit files through a web interface. The author created it to work with Codex Remote from his phone so he could change login credentials without passing them to an LLM. It is designed to run over a Tailscale network.
AWS published a guide to text generation and scoring predefined options on Amazon SageMaker AI. It uses llama.cpp and the SemIf adapter; the example includes deployment on both CPU and GPU, along with accuracy and latency measurements.
The GitHub Copilot plugin for JetBrains now requires JetBrains IDE 2025.2 or later. The update allows company administrators to set the default model, disable automatic startup of MCP servers, and open an inline chat with a request to fix a diagnostic issue.
Simon Willison published a Newsletters page that he built through a voice conversation with Codex while working on a local Django project. After half an hour, it was almost finished; reviewing the code, fixing the import and making further changes took approximately half an hour at the keyboard.
Organization owners can now bill reviews performed by Copilot code review to the organization that owns the repository. Access can also be restricted to users with a license from the relevant organization or enterprise, preventing the use of external personal licenses.
The model gemini-3.5-flash is marked as deprecated in Gemini API. All requests to it are automatically redirected to the model gemini-3.6-flash. The announcement recommends updating the model identifier.
Ultrafast mode is available for the model GPT-6.1 Sol in the Responses API to all API users, subject to rate limits. According to OpenAI, it shortens the delays between generated output tokens and supports data residency in the USA and EU.
Claude Haiku 5.5 is coming to GitHub Copilot for the Pro, Pro+, Max, Business and Enterprise plans. The rollout is gradual, and usage-based billing follows the provider's price list. Organization administrators can control access in the model settings.
According to OpenAI, developers can define custom annotation controls in the ChatGPT app browser and programmatically trigger suggested prompts. Integration with WebMCP tools allows context from selected page elements to be passed to the agent.
The Dot feature in Codex may fail to create new threads. OpenAI is investigating the issue; according to the status page, the dots component is experiencing reduced performance.
OpenAI released a fixed version of the desktop app for Linux, macOS and Windows. It addresses a problem with creating new ChatGPT Work threads. The incident is marked as resolved; affected users should update the app.
Pavel Stupka created the Tandem Commander file manager from the Open Salamander 5.0 project. An early version is available for Windows, and the source code is licensed under GNU GPL v2. According to the author, development involves documented specifications, plans, test designs and human approval.
The Python and TypeScript SDKs now offer beta classes for connecting the browser use and computer use tools to custom automation. The developer implements the tool methods, while the SDK handles the tool-calling loop.
IDE updates are expected to restore accurate reporting of GitHub Copilot agent activity. The fix is available in Visual Studio Code from version 1.139.0; GitHub expects it for other IDEs by November 2026. Missing activity cannot be recovered retroactively.
According to its status update, OpenAI is rolling out mitigation measures to address errors when processing large PDFs in the Responses API. The incident has the status Identified, and the Responses service is experiencing degraded performance.
The Decisions API from OpenAI costs 0.10 USD per million input tokens; output tokens are free. In public beta, it evaluates text and images using the gpt-6-luna model and returns yes/no probabilities, categories, or ratings on a scale.
New: The price is 0.10 USD per million input tokens.; Output tokens are free.; The API offers yes/no probabilities, category selection, and ratings on a scale.; The API supports zero data retention.; The API supports HIPAA-compliant use in the USA and Europe.
Codex Cloud is experiencing elevated error rates. According to its status report, OpenAI has deployed mitigation measures and is monitoring service recovery. The incident is in Monitoring status.
AWS published instructions for connecting Claude Code through Amazon Bedrock in AWS GovCloud (US). For applications requiring audit logs, it recommends the bedrock-runtime interface; the bedrock-mantle interface natively supports Anthropic Messages API.
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