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Most Reported Problems
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- Website Down (57%)
- Errors (30%)
- Sign in (14%)
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The most recent GitHub outage reports came from the following cities:
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Website Down | 7 days ago |
 Quito
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Sign in | 8 days ago |
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Junín
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Errors | 8 days ago |
 Guadalajara
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Errors | 8 days ago |
 Paris
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Website Down | 8 days ago |
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Quito
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Errors | 8 days ago |
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GitHub Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Inigo Montoya (@foobar42_) reported@DavidOndrej1 hi, any reason why the vps-server-management skill is not anymore on your github?
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Mahmoud (@thisismahmoud) reported@cderm @Railway hmm, I'm unable to reproduce the issue. Login with GitHub works for me in both Chrome and Firefox Are you consistently running into this?
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Michael(マイケル)@Ado7/5 (@norabunoraibu) reported@neogoose_btw I'm surprised github hasn't cracked down more on use for exclusively binary hosting
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Gabriel Rubens (@gabrielrubenss) reportedVPS deploy via GitHub (2/8): the strange part is that the very same deploy works every time from my own laptop. Same Kamal 2 command, same server, same key, no waiting. It only fails from GitHub Actions, which already says the problem is not my server and not my config.
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SP1DR 💿 (@DJ_Sp1dr_REDUX) reportedAlthough from what I hear, its still possible to play, via a fan made PC port from Github, or by modding the **** out of the Xbox 360 and putting it on the console that way. i regret not being able to connect my 360 to Xbox live before the indie store shut down...
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Hung Vinh (@hungv47) reportedCan anybody instruct me how to install this "plugins standard" for my agents? The only package I found is agent plugins CLI by @vercel, which Github repo got taken down a long time ago. Even with that, the only usable commands are 𝑝𝑙𝑢𝑔𝑖𝑛𝑠 𝑎𝑑𝑑 and 𝑝𝑙𝑢𝑔𝑖𝑛𝑠 𝑑𝑖𝑠𝑐𝑜𝑣𝑒𝑟 Open Plugins is also not adopted by Pi, OpenCode, or Claude Code Been looking for an answer for months now Can they accelerate this?
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Sato942 (@sato942_) reportedis github down or something?
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Hisaac Brown (@realhisaacbrown) reportedGitHub contribution graphs have become a terrible way to judge developer skill.
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Hakimi Eiqbal (@hakimieiqbal) reported@filicroval Github integration was already flaky before this now its taking the whole platform down with it
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h100envy (@h100envy) reportedWarp open sourced three months ago and went from 20,000 GitHub stars to over 60,000. Nobody on the team gets pinged on a pull request until an agent has approved it. Safia Abdalla builds Warp's cloud agent platform. Her talk is about what a platform has to swallow so that the developer never has to look at it. • 10:52 - What open sourcing actually brought: stars tripled, thousands of PRs, hundreds of contributors, all landing on a team that size • 11:51 - File an issue on the repo and an agent triages it, reads the codebase for context, and asks you follow up questions when the report is too vague to act on • 12:37 - Every PR goes through agent review first, several rounds of it, and humans see only what survives • 16:25 - The potter she met had engineered the workshop, not the mug: stations per component, a process for sourcing clay, a check for every part that can come out wrong She wants the phrase software factory retired. A factory is where people are absent by design, and the whole point of the thing she is describing is that more people get to build.
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Sinecan (@sinecanswork) reportedTotally forgotten that I had a GitHub Copilot subscription. Got this email today saying that my annual subscription ended. It was great in the beginning and gave lots of value. After the price increase of AI models, my monthly quota started finishing within the first 3 days of the month. - It was extremely frustrating. - The value was not there anymore. Stopped using it, and even forgot that I had a subscription. I can imagine that I am not alone. Feel sorry about the team who have really worked hard to make GitHub Copilot great, as far as it goes. While their pricing looks attractive, wrt how quickly one consumes his/her monthly quota, it makes more sense to use - for instance - DeepSeek or GLM-5.2 kind of models with other harnesses. If money is not a problem, Claude is the one to use. Haven't used Codex for some time but it is likely the one that gives a lot more value now for the same price compared to Claude.
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Joe Guardino (@JoeGuardino88) reported@NFL_Blitz_Rez I think this link is broken. Can you post on GitHub?
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Tej (@tejesh_1) reportedThe SpaceX–Cursor acquisition makes so much more sense after using Grokbot today. Cursor's already approved org-wide and plugged into Slack, GitHub, etc. Route auth through it and you skip the entire top-down approval chain. Distribution > features.
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i3dwne (@i3dwne1) reported@Nvr_Knows_Bst @Shoalst0ne @fishyfishydev since its multiple platforms maybe its a github issue
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Robert (@Rrrrrobertanium) reportedThis is the way. If you don't meter usage with people blowing up their weekly so fast they're going to be sitting idle wondering about continuing their work with a competitor... And then they leave your ecosystem. Again thank you for helping to introduce me to the Chinese models. I got qwen 3.8 now working and fixing 5.6 Sol outputs. Let's see how the changes go because right now I still burned 40% overnight with little to show for it. That and it really ****** up with GitHub. So many CI actions we're running and unnecessarily running from my sol chats got to shut it down because it was going to bill me $60 a day.
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PiX (@pa1nark) reported@github support page is beyond broken. you can't just request for deletion of data now? are you kidding me!?
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Polsia (@polsia) reported23.8M secrets leaked on GitHub last year. 70% still active two years later. Most side projects don't even know they're exposed. Sentinode watches 24/7 — uptime, CVEs, secret leaks, dead links — and hands you a fix to paste, not just an alert. Live soon.
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Sonam R (@aksssrao) reportedGitHub has been having a wierd year. Usually known for being the most reliable part of a software flow they have been down quite a bit this past year. August 17th was when it all went to chaos as it was down for more than 7 hours. This led me to ask th| question why is AI slop not breaking social media giants like youtube, instagram, x etc which arguably handle an order of magnitude more ai slop than a few kbs of code changes in GitHub. My detailed dive is in the comments. PS : I apologise for the meme. I tried hard but apparently I am not an adult yet and my only thoughts from the moment I heard GitHub commit issues -> commitment issues -> Tere naam. You can swipe to get the original more professional article image
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Jerry (@Willington470) reported@jrobah @shadrac_matata The point of a DDos is to send requests to a server, random bits enabled by alot of open source solutions in GitHub. Simple GET requests zikifika ata 1000 on my end cloud flare na AWS leave me for the dead. So it's not about processing these requests but their sheer magnitude..
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John Crickett (@johncrickett) reportedI recently ran a hackathon sponsored by Kiro. The goal was simple: use Kiro to build something useful. As a judge, I couldn’t officially take part. But I still wanted to build alongside everyone else. I originally planned to work on a screen recording app. Then, towards the end of the hackathon, I realised there was something I wanted even more: a voice dictation app. Like a lot of people, I’ve been experimenting with using voice to drive AI, and increasingly other parts of my workflow, rather than typing everything. The problem is that I hadn’t quite found the right app for it. There are some good options out there, but many of them, particularly on mobile, come with privacy trade-offs I wasn’t comfortable with. So I decided to build my own, with one important constraint: Everything must stay on-device. I started by looking at existing apps and pulling out the features I actually cared about. I wrote those down as rough requirements in my notes. Then I gave those notes to an agent and asked it to rewrite them as requirements using the EARS format. That became my high-level spec, saved as Markdown. From there, I started a new session in Kiro Crew, pointed it at a fresh GitHub repo and the spec, and gave it a fairly simple instruction: “Review the spec and advise me how we can build it.” A few hours later, I had a working first version of the app. There are still a few things to tidy up, but the next step is to release an alpha and get it into people’s hands for feedback. This was a fun project to build with an AI agent. It lets me have the tool I want and I simply wouldn’t have had the time to build it without AI. But with AI, I could build it alongside chatting to people as they wrapped up their hackathon submissions. This is where AI coding agents shine! @kirodotdev
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aria (@aria__han) reporteddon’t write md files, write github issues. saving me immense time and cognitive load to coordinate through issues rather than files or messages, especially for cross human coordination
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heresmy (@HeresMyEth) reported@github I'm getting DMs from other users that are having the same issue. Seems you're flagging account that use AI? or maybe its crypto? Either way, please look into this, real businesses are suffering
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Daniel (@dan_in_lion) reportedThe problem would come when I checked the time and realize I had only ten minutes. I started to rush things and that's when thing went south. I completely forgot my github username and the demo video? Suddenly decided not to export with audio.
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Kyssta (@kysstalol) reportedCursor, now SpaceX-owned, launched Origin on August 17: an agent-native code host that syncs with GitHub. It shipped the same day GitHub went down for ~6 hours at ~20% error rate, amid 257 outages in the past year. Currently beta for paid users. Source: TechCrunch
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Saqib Farhan (@Saqib8357) reportedCursor launched Origin, its own code hosting platform built for agents, the same day GitHub had a multi-hour global outage. Timing was accidental. The message was not. When agents start writing a huge chunk of your code, the platform that hosts it starts to matter a lot more.
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Pierce Boggan (@pierceboggan) reported@burkeholland @wagsify @github If you haven't already, do you mind logging an issue for both of these in github/app. The reasoning one likely already has an open issue.
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シカバネ (@Nvr_Knows_Bst) reported@Shoalst0ne @i3dwne1 @fishyfishydev Yeah, it's not showing on GMGN yet but maybe it will after that fix. This bug has goofed over a couple of GitHub projects recently, and the worst part is it ends up in the developers getting harassed.
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Satyam Gupta (@skg_twt) reportedgithub is down again 🥀🥲
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Jozz (@joz_zo) reportedFor devs running T3 Code/Codex remotely on a VPS or Linux box: what’s your preferred way to give that machine GitHub access to your projects? Deploy key? SSH key tied to your account? GitHub App? gh auth login? Trying to figure out the cleanest setup for remote agent boxes
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Neo Vector (@neovectormind) reported@milan_milanovic Every time GitHub goes down I remember I don't actually know how to code, I just know how to ask Copilot to do it.