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  Aron Prins (@aronprins) reported 10 minutes ago

  PS: 3.2.2 had packaging issues and was pulled - if you updated automatically to that please accept my apologies and check for updates again - this should work. If not, please download the latest version directly from Github and replace it manually 🫶

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  MarMar Labs (@MarMarLabs) reported 19 minutes ago

  Most people use Codex to write code. The bigger unlock: use it to review code. Drop "@codex review" on any GitHub PR and it posts a real review focused only on P0/P1 issues. Reply "@codex fix the P1 issue" and it pushes the fix to the branch. Set AGENTS.md rules ("don't log PII") and it follows them. Auto-review on every PR = a second pair of eyes that never gets tired. #Codex #AIEngineering

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  Bruce (@StarloveDev) reported 20 minutes ago

  npmpandemic after the Github Actions shenanigans last year with running CI on random people's pull requests, i'm appalled that not everyone pulled the plug. A virus spread because of running random code on a server. Just so, so stupid.

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  Sudo su (@sudoingX) reported 21 minutes ago

  @trq212 claude code and claude browser extension connection on linux is broken dude. i've been saying this for 2 months. opened a github issue. team closed it saying it's fixed. it's not fixed. i still can't use it.

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  Amir Mansaray (@Increment_amir) reported 21 minutes ago

  @dkundel My browser use just doesn't work after it was renamed (open github issue) and sometimes /side does nothing. Codex half fixed the browser use bug, renaming from browser use to browser created issues. On windows

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  Iván (@seikv) reported 25 minutes ago

  GitLab only has to do the oposite of what GitHub is doing and make its UI prettier and boom all problems solved.

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  sandrone (@kosenjuu) reported 25 minutes ago

  @schmayterling @github looks like a browser issue no?

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  Yasha (@Yasha_br) reported 27 minutes ago

  After making a heatmap of github being down, someone should actually make a heatmap from how many times a major vulnerability has happened from 2026

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  Olly (@olivooor) reported 30 minutes ago

  @stylesshDev @grimcodes I’m excited. Between Pierre, graphite and entire someone is fixing my issues with GitHub

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  Wolf Byte (@W0lf_Byt3) reported 30 minutes ago

  Security protip: Dont use any Microsoft products (even github actions) and you will solve 95%+ of the potential security issues

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  Kirill (@kirillk_web3) reported 31 minutes ago

  > use Claude Code every day > think I'm getting decent results > find a post about 5 GitHub tools for Claude Code > 357,000 combined stars. all free. > first 5 minutes > wait. 232 skill domains in one repo? > official Anthropic MCP servers for GitHub and Slack? > is there a whole system behind this? > install all five > Claude reads my repos. creates PRs. solves issues. > results change completely. > think about every broken workflow I built from scratch > every hour wasted on setup > every session that forgot everything > it didn't have to be like this > 5 free tools. everything changes. > skill issue confirmed

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  @aaronjmars (@aaronjmars) reported 31 minutes ago

  this is true, i work at amazon and i've topped the leaderboard for three weeks in a row, here is my method to maximize 100% your Claude Pro/Max subscription > rate-limits works on a 5h window & reset after that > anthropic have an API endpoint using your Claude Code API key : GET /api/oauth/usage > built a SKILL for aeon (github dot com/aaronjmars/aeon) that monitors when my 5h window is about to ends > if there is less than 30mn left on my windows, it trigger all my scheduled skills (fix PRs, do research etc) until I reach my 100% limit

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  Kazi Hasan Ali (@iamkazihasanali) reported 31 minutes ago

  Most users when they love the product, mostly say nothing or give a 5 star rating. this guy wrote me a 1 page long email, compared it to competitors and github projects, mentioned he tried building it himself in Python 2 years ago and gave up then still took time to report a small DST bug. That kind of feedback is worth more than any 5-star review. The fix is shipping.

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  Pierre-Louis Biojout (PLB) (@plbiojout) reported 36 minutes ago

  GitHub almost went down because of AI agents. And the entire internet might be about to break. Was talking with some friends building infra at Anthropic, Vercel, OpenClaw Foundation, and others. And they all confirmed this is very real. Here's the problem. Every online service, every SaaS, every piece of infrastructure was designed for humans. Monthly subscriptions. Tiered plans. Rate limits calibrated for people clicking buttons. Agents don't click buttons. They ship code 24/7, open 500 PRs in an hour, spin up thousands of resources in minutes. Look at GitHub's own numbers below: 90M pull requests merged, 1.4B commits, 20M new repos per month, all hockey-sticking into 2026. Anthropic had to tell the OpenClaw folks "you have to stop, you're going to take us down" because people were running it through their Claude Code subscriptions. The entire SaaS model of fixed subscriptions is collapsing. It's an existential risk for infrastructure companies. And the fix is obvious: everything moves to usage-based. We're early in this paradigm shift, so usage-based is the atomic unit. The simplest model that actually works. It protects both sides: consumers pay for what they use, no more. Providers maintain healthy margins and don't wake up to a surprise $2M bill from agent traffic they never priced for. More sophisticated models will emerge later, but right now, pay-per-use is the foundation everything else gets built on. I live this problem every day at @NanoCorpHQ. We build fully autonomous companies, AI agents that run real businesses end-to-end. Every time we onboard a new provider, my first question is: "Can we spin up 20k resources, one per NanoCorp company?" The answer is almost always no. There's a massive opportunity here. The next generation of infrastructure isn't built for humans. It's built for agents and autonomous companies. New primitives, new pricing, new scale assumptions. If you're building infra that works at agent scale, reach out. We're one of the largest stress-tests for this new paradigm, and we're looking for providers who can keep up.

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  Vishal Lohar (@yourcodebuddy) reported 38 minutes ago

  How does @EffectTS_ suggest building APIs? Pure Effect or @honojs/@elysiaJS + Effect? And, I couldn't find any benchmarks comparing all the options. Found a GitHub repo by Backpine Labs where he used Pure Effect to build an API server. It was cool, and I didn't know it was possible.