As of Oct 15, @GitHub in Slack and Microsoft Teams can track open PRs, merges, and issues across several repositories in a single thread, and you can mention it anywhere in a message. In Slack it can also pull shared messages and threads in as context, so you don't have to paste details over.
As of Oct 15, Claude Opus 5.5 fast mode is generally available on the Claude API: no access request or fast mode 2026 02 01 beta header, with default fast mode rate limits on Start, Build, and Scale tiers. It is also live on Claude in Microsoft Foundry for Azure hosted deployments; Opus 5 and Opus 4.8 fast mode stay in research preview…
Claude Code 2.1.301 (Oct 15) adds CLAUDE CODE RETRY WATCHDOG MAX USAGE LIMIT WAIT MS so unattended retry mode ends a request when a usage limit resets too far away instead of waiting indefinitely. It also adds vim % bracket motion, multiline mod Input rows, and richer OTel tool decision fields that separate classifier verdicts from permission rules…
With GitLab 19.5, the GitLab MCP server is generally available so Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Codex, and other MCP clients can work across code, merge requests, work items, and pipelines under each user’s existing permissions. Agents can also start and follow Duo Agent Platform flows from the client; Free/Premium/Ultimate on .com, Self Managed, and Dedicated…
OpenAI Codex CLI 0.163.0 (Oct 15) lets you send a follow up while Codex is still responding to steer the turn immediately; interrupting also stops active Code Mode cells and nested tool calls. /config is now searchable across preference categories and applies supported settings live, and Daybreak is on by default for eligible accounts…
Vercel Daemons entered public beta on Oct 15 for long running pull based workers—Vercel Queues consumers, Celery/BullMQ/Kafka, Temporal, or self hosted CI runners—as containers on Fluid compute alongside your app. Declare replicas per region in vercel.json; Vercel builds the image, keeps that count, and restarts crashes (production only during beta)…
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