The one survey everyone benchmarks against for a year — read the agent-adoption and model-preference numbers yourself before someone quotes them at you out of context.
Worth a skim if you aim agents at Android: it walks through the new headless device loop and lists the skills Google shipped alongside it, which the summary can't.
Stack Overflow's annual survey of 30,000-plus developers is out, and it shows coding agents moving from novelty to default — led by Claude Code and GitHub Copilot.
The extension that carries IntelliJ's Java and Kotlin intelligence into VS Code, Cursor, and agent workflows is now at RC, with a stable 1.0 close behind.
A Claude Code point release fixes a regression where cloud sessions could lose your answers to permission prompts, plus a bug that ate the last messages on quit.
OpenAI's DevDay gave Codex portable cloud dev environments, a voice-driven CLI, and an 'Ultrafast' tier that generates tokens up to eight times faster.
GitHub now lets maintainers count draft pull requests toward per-user PR limits, closing a loophole that let agents and spammers open unlimited drafts.
Copilot CLI 1.0.91 adds `copilot sandbox ca` commands for managing proxy certificate-authority trust and finally makes unattended Windows setup work, with a follow-up pre-release hours later fixing MCP tools after OAuth re-auth.
The PGP key that signs GitHub CLI's APT and RPM packages expires September 5; if you set up those repos before April and never refreshed the keyring, gh updates will start failing until you pull the new one.
Effective September 1, GitHub pulls a set of models from every Copilot surface and gates new Business and Enterprise card sign-ups behind stricter vetting and up-front, per-seat payment.
Runners below the minimum version will stop receiving jobs on July 31 for GitHub Enterprise Cloud with Data Residency — thirty days to audit your fleet.
GitHub Code Quality exits public preview on July 20, priced at $10 per active committer per month, with additional usage-based charges for AI-powered capabilities.
Salesforce dropped the Agent Script toolchain — parser, linter, compiler, LSP, and editor integrations — under Apache 2.0 alongside the Summer '26 release, which also brings Agentforce Builder to GA.