Anthropic Claude
This release introduces support for 'claude-opus-5-5', inline tool definitions, and MCP tool-list pinning (beta), along with several bug fixes including improvements to permission sharing and stream handling.
This release introduces support for 'claude-opus-5-5', inline tool definitions, and MCP tool-list pinning (beta), along with several bug fixes including improvements to permission sharing and stream handling.
The Google Gemini API v2.24.0 introduces new features including 'sample_audio' for Voice in the GAOS SDK and the addition of the Voices API resource. It also exposes several components in public GenAI SDKs and supports new syntax for annotations.
A critical vulnerability in Next.js's ImageResponse can lead to remote code execution if untrusted input is rendered. Users are advised to upgrade to patched versions 15.5.26 or 16.3.6 to mitigate this risk.
This release introduces several new features including 'auto mode tool permissions for Managed Agents', 'compaction parameter and signed compaction blocks (beta)', and support for 'async credential token providers'. It also includes a bug fix for marking the usage iteration model as nullable.
This release introduces new features including credential APIs resource, RetrievalCallStep and RetrievalResultStep to the interactions schema, and support for environments files upload and download across SDKs.
TypeSafe’s Jev model is now available through Netlify’s AI Gateway, allowing users to integrate it into their Netlify Functions without any configuration or API keys.
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash is now available through OpenRouter on Netlify’s AI Gateway, allowing users to utilize the OpenRouter SDK in their Netlify Functions without managing API keys or authentication.
Agent Runners now prioritize delivering the most useful result when credits are low, ensuring a working state and clear documentation of completed tasks.
Significant API changes include the removal of 19 endpoints related to campaigns and chat completion events, while introducing 17 new endpoints for connectors and service accounts. Notably, breaking changes to the connectors API require a single request object for creation and updates, and the Connector type has been redefined.
Fixed an issue where the SDK hardcoded an invalid 'function' role, causing 400 errors during function calling, and corrected client-side validation to accept both application/json and text/x.enum for structured outputs.
This release introduces several new features including auto mode tool permissions for Managed Agents, a new error code for web fetch, and support for mounting public GitHub repositories without an authorization token. Additionally, it includes bug fixes related to client hooks and credential handling.
This release introduces 'from_environment' support for environment copying and includes several bug fixes, such as adding '@ts-ignore' before optional MCP imports and removing an unused field from FunctionResultDelta.
Netlify now includes built-in social media share buttons, allowing users to easily share their projects on platforms like X, LinkedIn, Reddit, Facebook, or Bluesky with a ready-to-publish post.
Netlify now supports connecting repositories hosted on Cursor Origin, enabling continuous deployment with features like automatic builds and deploy previews for pull requests.
OpenAI’s ChatGPT Images 2.5 models are now available through Netlify’s AI Gateway and Agent Runners, allowing users to generate images with zero configuration required.
Agent Runners now intelligently scope ambitious prompts for new projects, allowing users to preview a working version within their credit budget and providing next steps instead of stalling out.
The Gemini API has added the 'Gemini 3.8 Flash model' to SDKs and updated the descriptions for Flash models.
Google's Gemini 3.8 Flash model is now available through Netlify’s AI Gateway and Agent Runners, allowing users to utilize the model without managing API keys or authentication.
This release introduces beta user profiles with new fields, manual updates, and organization compliance settings, along with various bug fixes including improvements to AWS base URL resolution and multipart filename handling.
This release adds support for the audio/webm MIME type, introduces translation_config SDK support for GEAP, and enhances the Interactions API with Video Understanding capabilities. Additionally, it includes several bug fixes related to Content-Length handling and exposes new elements in the Interactions SDK.
Anthropic’s Claude Fable 5.1 model is now available through Netlify’s AI Gateway and Agent Runners, allowing users to utilize the model without managing API keys or authentication.
This release introduces new features such as the 'updates' thinking display mode (beta), support for Organization API endpoints, and adds missing anthropic-beta values. It also includes bug fixes for documentation links and tool runner behavior.
This release introduces new features such as 'AudioTranscriptionConfigMode', support for environment files, and the addition of 'TYPE_JPEG2000' to the VideoContent.MimeType enum. Performance improvements include a significant speed increase in model parsing on the Node tokenizer platform.
Netlify now creates a Deploy Preview for every pull request in a GitHub stack targeting the production branch, allowing for easier review and sharing of changes before merging.
Updated pricing for coding sessions and introduced new environments and browser use options.
GitLab 19.3 introduces the 'Flow Creator', a foundational agent for creating custom flows in the GitLab Duo Agent Platform, and the 'GitLab Secrets Manager' for secure credential management on GitLab.com.
This release introduces version 3.10.0 of Paddle, with changes contributed by @jedpattersonpaddle.
Improvements to cloud agents and the Cursor harness enable always-on agents to operate autonomously, enhancing their ability to build and ship software without manual intervention.
Managing blocked users is now faster and clearer for personal accounts and organizations with new search and sorting capabilities.
The configuration for pull/init commands will now adhere to the existing authoring language, ensuring consistency in usage.
EAS Observe is now generally available, providing users with enhanced capabilities for monitoring and managing their Expo applications.
Cloudflare One, Access now supports the stateless MCP 2026-07-28 specification for client and upstream server connections, allowing for independent protocol selection between clients and servers.
Updated dependencies with published security fixes and migrated to uv for improved performance. Removed unused dependencies and locked the repository Pyright toolchain.
This release includes a bug fix that ensures streamed dataset responses are properly closed and omits the Authorization header when the api_key is empty.
This release includes updates based on the OpenAPI Doc and Speakeasy CLI version 1.763.6, resulting in the generation of python v2.9.4.
The 'Imagen methods and types have been removed due to Imagen models being shut down', and users are encouraged to migrate to 'Gemini Image models (the "Nano Banana" models)'. Additionally, several top-level devDependencies have been updated and a bug preventing the usage of on-device models in Chrome Extensions has been fixed.
The client has been upgraded to httpx2, introducing some minor breaking changes. Additionally, a bug fix has been implemented to stop warnings about output_format on certain helpers.
This release introduces new features including a `mode` enum for audio transcription configurations, additional parameters for AI search and reinforcement tuning, and an IDLE state for live connection status. It also marks the REQUIRES_ACTION status as deprecated and includes a bug fix for examples.
Netlify has addressed two critical Next.js vulnerabilities that could lead to unauthenticated remote code execution. Users are advised to upgrade to Next.js versions 15.5.24 or later, or 16.3.3 or later.
This release introduces new features such as additions to files and memory stores, updates to skill, files, and user profiles, and helpers for accessing the workspace ID in response headers. It also includes bug fixes like removing unsupported content blocks and exporting custom status errors.
This release adds support for the feature 'gemini-3.7-flash'.
Netlify introduces a pre-launch toolbar for private projects to facilitate sharing and audits, and a configurable 'Powered by Netlify' badge for new public projects created on Free plans after August 19, 2026.
Added 'output_behavior' to dream creation for managing memory stores, and fixed various bugs related to async clients and model handling.
This release introduces new features including 'interaction_status' for LiveServerContent, makes the deferred service tier publicly available on Vertex, and transforms 'speech_config' into a structured object.
Google's Gemini 3.7 Flash model is now available through Netlify’s AI Gateway and Agent Runners, allowing users to utilize the model without managing API keys or authentication.
You can now manage team invitations directly from your Netlify dashboard, allowing you to accept or decline invitations without needing to check your email inbox.
This release includes updates to the SQL Connect Stream Transport parameters for better alignment with other SDKs and adds grpc request headers for improved metrics collection in cloud monitoring. Additionally, it fixes a regression that caused peer dependencies to be unbundled in the standalone bundle.
This release introduces the new beta feature 'mid-conversation-tool-changes-2026-07-01' and adds support for session budgets, advisor tool, pinned inference location, and skills auto-loading from GitHub.
This release introduces the 'Gemini Robotics ER 2 Preview' model and enhances the Interaction resource with a new top-level errors array. Additionally, it improves timeout handling in the JS GenAI SDK and adds a new enum value for FinishReason.
SolidStart 2 now deploys to Netlify without needing a framework-specific adapter, utilizing the Netlify Vite plugin for seamless integration. Existing SolidStart 1 users can continue using Nitro without issues while being encouraged to upgrade to the new setup.
Fixed a panic in project metrics collection that could intermittently stop metrics from being collected under concurrent requests. Each request now gets its own parser instance, ensuring that concurrent metrics requests do not interfere with each other.
Release version 1.17.1 of the xAI Python SDK.
Edge-proxy blocks are now a diagnosable error, providing better diagnostics for network-related issues, and the SDK now handles the 'retry-after' header more effectively.
Introduced coding sessions on mobile, enhancing the user experience by allowing coding activities directly from mobile devices.
GitLab 19.2 introduces the GitLab Duo CLI and GitLab Duo custom flows, enhancing developer capabilities with AI-powered workflows and terminal-based interactions.
Cursor for iPad is now available on all paid plans.
You can now reference an action or reusable workflow that lives in the same repository using the new self-repository syntax.
This release includes a hardening pass across the CLI to improve security and stability.
The Expo Agent project is ending its closed beta phase and will be wound down, indicating a significant change in its availability and support.
You can now use AI Search directly from popular agent frameworks, including the Vercel AI SDK, LangChain, and Cloudflare Agents SDK, allowing for grounded retrieval in existing applications.
The OpenAI API has introduced a new 'fast tier' feature, enhancing performance options for users. Additionally, helper methods have been updated to support this new tier.
The version requirement for httpx-aiohttp has been updated from '0.1.8' to '^0.1.8'.
This release introduces python v2.8.0, generated using Speakeasy CLI 1.763.6, and is based on the OpenAPI documentation.
Added support for text-to-speech capabilities for non-Live API models and deprecated VertexAIBackend in favor of AgentPlatformBackend to reflect the renaming of Vertex AI to Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform.
The update adds support for 'mcp sdk v2' alongside 'v1', addressing compatibility issues.
This release introduces new features including the addition of an environment resource, support for GoogleMaps Tool grounding types for places and routing, and per-request retry options in the JS GenAI SDK API Client.
Netlify Agent Runners now include an 'Ask' mode that allows users to query their project context and repository without making changes, providing faster responses and reduced credit usage.
Netlify introduces project visibility settings for Free, Personal, and Pro plan teams, allowing projects to remain private by default until users choose to make them public.
Netlify customers should be aware of multiple security vulnerabilities in Nuxt, including high-severity remote code execution and authorization bypass issues, which have been addressed in the latest versions.
Anthropic’s Claude Opus 5 model is now available through Netlify’s AI Gateway and Agent Runners, allowing users to utilize the model without managing API keys or authentication.
Netlify has addressed multiple security vulnerabilities in React Router, including an unauthenticated Denial of Service and various XSS issues, by updating to React Router versions 7.13.0 and 7.18.0.
This release introduces a new field `custom_vocabulary` to the BidiGenerateContentSetup message, adds a model selector, includes a queued status for interaction proto, and makes ASR fields public in v1main and Interactions.
Netlify users running Next.js should upgrade to versions 15.5.21 or 16.2.11 to address multiple high and medium severity security vulnerabilities, including Server-Side Request Forgery and Denial of Service issues.
This release introduces support for 'dreaming' and 'MCP Tunnels' in the API, along with a bug fix that keeps credential material out of traceback frame locals. Additionally, there are several documentation updates.
This release introduces several new features including the addition of AntigravityAgentConfig and history config, support for preserving custom headers for GAOS, and the new Triggers resource in the GoogleGenAI client.
You can now invite a Developer or Internal Builder to your team without assigning them to an existing project, allowing for cleaner, least-privilege onboarding.
Team Owners on Pro plans can now set AI usage limits for individual team members, allowing for customized control over AI credits while maintaining team-wide limits.
Added a new beta header 'agent-memory-2026-07-22' to the API, enhancing its capabilities.
This release introduces several new features including 'environment_id' in network config, 'response_format' and 'Translation_config' in GenerationConfig, and support for Function declarations during Agent Creation. Additionally, it includes a bug fix for interactions to accept both dict and list[dict] for transform.
Team Owners on the credit-based Pro plan can now choose from five monthly credit tiers with rollover options, allowing for more flexibility and cost savings based on usage.
Official Node.js client library for the Postmark HTTP API
OpenAI’s GPT-5.6 Sol, Luna, and Terra models are now available through Netlify’s AI Gateway and Agent Runners, allowing users to utilize the OpenAI SDK without managing API keys or authentication.
Official Node.js client library for the Postmark HTTP API
Anthropic’s Claude Fable 5 model is now available through Netlify’s AI Gateway, allowing users to utilize the model without managing API keys or authentication.
Google's Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite Image, also known as Nano Banana 2 Lite, is now available through AI Gateway, allowing lightweight image generation without API key configuration.
This release adds support for system.message streaming events and introduces a new refusal category, along with the ability to send User Profile ID in request headers. Additionally, it fixes an issue with creating parent directories with the correct permissions.
The Google Gemini API v2.10.0 introduces new features including 'ComputerUse.disabled_safety_policies', usage fields for steps, and parameters for video generation and response format.
Netlify functions have been redesigned for an improved agent experience, making them more discoverable and easier to manage. Key updates include new syntax for event handlers, config-driven background functions, per-function region selection, and improved memory and vCPU settings.
This release introduces several new features including 'audioOffset' for VoiceActivity, 'interimInputTranscription' for LiveServerContent, and enhancements to AudioTranscriptionConfig with 'LanguageAuto', 'LanguageHints', and 'adaptationPhrases'. Additionally, it adds 'ServiceTier' to UsageMetadata and exposes new fields in the Computer Use API.
Astro 7 is now available on Netlify, featuring significant updates such as Vite 8 for faster builds, a new default markdown processor 'Sätteri', and stable advanced routing and streaming rendering. Users must take action to maintain compatibility with existing remark or rehype plugins.
Added the ability to call `initializeAppCheck` without a `provider`, allowing App Check to initialize with a `ReCaptchaEnterpriseProvider` using the site key from the Firebase project config.
Introduced a new feature that allows tagging refusal-fallback middleware requests with fallback-refusal-middleware.
This release introduces several new features to the Google Gemini API, including the addition of the `ServiceTier` to `UsageMetadata`, new fields in the Computer Use API, and enhancements to the interaction API with new response messages and configuration options.
Netlify now supports React Router 8, requiring Node.js 22.22.0+, React 19.2.7+, and Vite 7+. Users can upgrade their projects by following the React Router 8 upgrade guide and updating the Netlify React Router Vite plugin.
Team Owners on the credit-based Pro plan can now create and assign labels to organize projects, a feature previously limited to Enterprise users.
This release introduces support for 'claude-mythos-5' and 'claude-fable-5', along with client-side fallbacks middleware for API providers lacking server-side fallbacks.
This release introduces several new features including support for Agent Platform MCP in async content generation, a new transcription language code, a TranslationConfig for live translation, and the addition of ReinforcementTuning support in the GenAI SDK with a ValidateReward API method.
Netlify is now listed in the Cursor marketplace, allowing users to connect their AI-assisted coding environment directly to Netlify from within their editor.
Netlify now supports Angular v22, which introduces new features such as the minimum Node.js version requirement and improved handling of allowed hosts and forwarded headers.
Netlify has addressed multiple security vulnerabilities in React Router, including denial of service, XSS, and RCE risks, with specific fixes provided for affected versions.
Added the `initializeDeviceModel()` method for explicit initialization of on-device models in hybrid mode and changed hybrid inference feature tags from 'beta' to 'public'. Fixed a bug causing duplicate user turns in message streams.
This release adds support for 'claude-opus-4-8', mid-conversation system blocks, and 'usage.output_tokens_details', along with the ability to support custom file size caps.
This release introduces several new features including the addition of Skill Registry ListSkills and DeleteSkill to the SDK, support for an additional computer_use field in vertex, and the ability to use 'text/csv' as a supported document mime type for the Interaction API.
The Claude Opus 4.8 model is now available in Netlify's AI Gateway and Agent Runners, allowing users to utilize the Anthropic SDK without managing API keys or authentication.
Pay-as-you-go customers can now request access to Charles Schwab via the OAuth institutions page in the Dashboard without filing a support ticket, and Trial Plan customers gain immediate access to all OAuth institutions.
Release 6.3.86 is being rolled out, which includes internal and customer bug fixes.
Fixes the release publishing checks to ensure proper functionality during the release process.
Added new Gen6 stream classes for high-fidelity game streaming and updated client endpoints along with new BDD representations of endpoint rulesets for multiple clients.
The minimum required Python version has been raised from ^3.8 to ^3.10, which may affect compatibility for users running older versions.
The updates introduce 'Staged publishing' as a generally available feature and new install-time controls for npm with additional flags for enhanced supply-chain security.
Fixed a bug in the streaming feature where encrypted_content was not carried through the beta compaction accumulator.
The Google Gemini API v2.6.0 introduces the `enable_prompt_injection_detection` feature for Computer Use, adds a `budget_exceeded` status, and includes new fields along with the addition of `gemini-3.5-flash`.
This release includes updates to the API, including a general 'api update', 'manual updates', and an update to the OpenAPI spec or Stainless config.
Expo SDK 56 introduces new features and improvements. Learn about the changes and how to upgrade.
Fixes related to Project Slack channels.
You can now access anomaly alerts and their details directly through the Vercel CLI using the vercel alerts command, allowing you to view alert information and AI investigation results without leaving the terminal.
You can now configure shared custom review instructions for an entire group in GitLab Duo, eliminating the need to duplicate instructions across projects. Additionally, you can create custom work item types to better match your team's workflow.
AI Gateway now provides a new REST API allowing users to call any AI model from various providers through a unified interface, with four specific endpoints available for different functionalities.
This release introduces Cursor Automations to the Agents Window and allows users to configure automations with multiple attached repos or no repos at all.
Google's Gemini 3.5 Flash model is now available through Netlify's Agent Runners with zero configuration required.
The Notion API v5.22.0 introduces a new `position` field to the `insert_content` parameters for the update page markdown endpoint, enhancing the functionality of content insertion.
The update introduces a new feature, 'prepare_extension()', which allows for batch video extension, contributed by @double-di.
GitHub has made April usage reports available for download, allowing users to see how their GitHub Copilot activity translates into AI credits as part of the new billing unit. This change supports the transition to usage-based billing.
CodeQL 2.25.4 introduces support for Swift 6.3.1 and includes improvements for C# and Java, enhancing the static analysis capabilities of GitHub code scanning.
The AWS SDK for JavaScript (v3.1038.0) introduces several new features, including updates to the SageMaker API documentation, support for a new Passthrough pricing plan in Billing Conductor, and enhancements in Glue and KMS clients. Additionally, there are minor code generation updates and documentation changes for GameLift Streams.
This update introduces advanced filtering options and the ability to share issues within private teams, enhancing user functionality.
The Cloudflare One Client for Linux has been officially released with a new user interface, improved functionality including a right-click context menu and built-in captive portal login, as well as added support for RHEL 9. However, there are known issues regarding registration and split tunnel configuration management.
The synchronous SBOM API is deprecated following the release of the new Asynchronous SBOM REST API, with removal scheduled for November 13, 2026.
The Cloudflare AI WAF release on 2026-05-11 includes enhancements to existing rules for improved detection of web attacks and introduces a new rule for Remote Code Execution - Java Deserialization, which has been merged into an existing rule.
On May 4, 2026, Google Cloud released Apigee hybrid version 1.15.3, which includes various security fixes for multiple components addressing numerous vulnerabilities. This release is a patch update that integrates container images with the Apigee hybrid Helm charts.
GitHub Mobile now allows users to create new repositories directly from the app on iOS by tapping the + button from Home or Profile.
The AWS SDK for JavaScript v3.1037.0 introduces several new features, including updated client endpoints, support for a new EC2 instance type in EVS, enhancements to CloudWatch Logs API, configurable IP address types for AWS Transfer Family, and expanded attachment capabilities in Amazon Connect.
This update skips a CRC64 parallel case to address an issue identified in the Azure Storage Blob SDK, specifically in version 12.33.0-beta.1.
Users can now rename agent runs for easier identification and sharing, improving the organization of run lists. This feature allows for more meaningful titles instead of relying on automatically generated names.
Grok Code Fast 1 will be deprecated across all GitHub Copilot experiences on May 15th.
The Chat SDK now includes support for Messenger as a chat adapter, enabling features like messages, reactions, multimedia downloads, and more, with automatic fetching of display names from user profiles.
Google SecOps has enhanced the 'Time to respond' options for multi-choice questions, allowing for more granular control over playbook execution when response times are exceeded. Additionally, release 6.3.84 is being rolled out, which includes internal and customer bug fixes.
This release adds support for multitasking through async subagents, enhances the worktrees experience, and introduces multi-root workspaces for cross-repo changes.
Expo introduces a new feature that allows users to control build caching behavior on EAS using environment variables, potentially speeding up subsequent builds by up to 30%.
The GitHub Copilot usage metrics API now provides a breakdown of code review suggestions by comment type, enhancing the understanding of Copilot code review user activity.
The v0.94.1 release of Anthropic Claude includes a bug fix that adds missing events in the streaming functionality.
Users can now enable or disable commit comments by default for their personal repositories, simplifying the management of commit comment settings.
Cloudflare AI is deprecating several models on May 30, 2026, including Kimi K2.5, and recommends users transition to newer models with enhanced capabilities. The deprecation date for Kimi K2.5 has been extended from May 10, 2026, to May 30, 2026.
The Chat SDK now supports a web adapter, enabling the creation of browser-based chat UIs for various applications like in-product assistants and support agents. Developers can utilize the @ai-sdk/react useChat hook to stream replies live to the browser.
The Azure Monitor OpenTelemetry package has removed support for the `@azure/functions-opentelemetry-instrumentation` package, simplifying instrumentation options and eliminating related dependencies and configuration entries.
Google SecOps SOAR has released version 6.3.83, which is now available for all regions.
The Chat SDK now includes support for cross-platform conversation history, allowing users to maintain their message history across different platforms with new methods for managing transcripts.
The Google Gemini API v1.48.0 introduces a new feature that supports dedicated TextAnnotationDelta for streaming tool responses and includes a bug fix for service_tier enums.
Cloudflare AI has implemented WAF protections in response to newly disclosed vulnerabilities in React and Next.js, including denial of service and other security issues. Users are strongly advised to update their applications and dependencies to the latest patched versions.
GitHub has introduced more flexible handling of secrets and variables for the Copilot cloud agent, enhancing its functionality when delegating tasks in its development environment powered by GitHub Actions.
The Cloudflare One Appliance now supports custom DHCP options for LAN leases, enabling functionalities like PXE/iPXE boot and VoIP provisioning, with validation to prevent disruptions from invalid configurations.
GitHub will deprecate the GPT-4.1 model across all Copilot experiences on June 1, 2026, and suggests alternatives for users.
A coordinated security release for Next.js has been issued, addressing 13 advisories related to various vulnerabilities including denial of service, middleware and proxy bypass, server-side request forgery, cache poisoning, and cross-site scripting. Users are urged to upgrade to the patched versions of React and Next.js immediately.
Cloudflare One Appliance now supports breakout and traffic prioritization rules based on source, allowing users to specify source LAN interfaces or IP addresses for improved traffic management.
The Claude Sonnet 4 model has been deprecated across all GitHub Copilot experiences as of May 6, 2026.
Cloudflare AI introduces Stream Bindings for Workers, enabling users to interact with their Stream video library directly from Workers, facilitating video uploads, management, and signed URL generation without authenticated API calls.
This update improves the detection of agent callers across the MCP, environment, and process tree, enhancing overall functionality.
Cloudflare AI Workers now support automatic tracing across Worker-to-Worker subrequests, allowing for a unified trace view that includes nested spans for service bindings and Durable Objects. This enhancement facilitates better debugging and observability of cross-Worker request flows.
Enterprise Live Migrations (ELM) is now available in public preview, providing a new method for enterprise administrators to migrate repositories from GitHub Enterprise Server to GitHub Enterprise Cloud.
Google Cloud Observability has expanded the supported locations for observability buckets, and various updates and fixes have been made to the Container Optimized OS, including support for new Nvidia drivers and multiple security fixes in the Linux kernel.
All official Supabase client libraries now automatically retry failed database queries due to transient network errors, enhancing reliability without requiring code changes from developers.
Pro teams can now select how Git committers to private repositories are added to their Vercel team, with options for auto approval or manual approval of new members.
This release introduces the ability to send setup agent telemetry without requiring authentication, enhancing the functionality of the Railway service.
The Google Gemini API v1.47.0 introduces several new features, including custom metadata for FileSearchResult, additional fields in Veo configs, and enhanced support for various MIME types in content interactions. It also adds model status and service tier information to responses.
This update includes a fix for the scale command's region user experience and patch flow.
PhishNet users can now access AI-generated Cloudy summaries within the email investigation experience, providing key details about messages to aid in decision-making regarding suspicious emails. This feature is currently available for PhishNet with Office 365, with support for Gmail expected by the end of the quarter.
Cursor has introduced a new feature that allows it to create interactive canvases in response to user input.
The Notion API v5.12.0 introduces an optional timezone parameter for template body in pages.create and pages.update, adds support for a new API version, and fixes an 'Illegal invocation' error in Cloudflare Workers.
Rubber Duck in GitHub Copilot CLI now supports a Claude-powered critic agent for sessions using GPT models, enhancing its functionality across different model families.
This update introduces the FileShares feature with GA support as of June 1, 2026, along with JSON fixes. It is part of the Azure SDK for JavaScript.
Starting May 7, 2026, new transfer configurations for Google Ads in BigQuery will require Multi-factor authentication. Additionally, several features have been introduced or updated across various Google Cloud services, including Bigtable, Cloud CDN, and Cloud Database Migration Service, while support for Model Context Protocol servers is deprecated.
Version 0.94.0 introduces a new feature for the vertex EU region and includes a bug fix to ensure file data is sent as a single parameter. Additionally, documentation has been improved and updated with new examples.
The Cursor CLI has received enhancements aimed at improving the user experience when working with agents in the terminal, including the introduction of a debug mode and support for the /btw command.
Vercel now allows users to secure marketplace credentials by restricting access to production environments only, enhancing the protection of sensitive information. This change removes non-production access and requires Owner permissions to revert.
The Vercel CLI now allows users to query Observability Plus metrics using the new 'vercel metrics' command, enhancing the ability to analyze application performance and debug issues. This feature is currently in public beta for all teams with Observability Plus.
OpenAI's GPT Image 2 is now accessible via the AI Gateway in Netlify Functions, allowing users to generate images without needing to configure API keys. This feature is compatible with various function types and Netlify primitives.
Version 0.35.0 of Groq includes updates to the API and a bug fix for chat completion streaming types, along with a chore related to GitHub workflows.
The v1.3.0 release introduces support for setting headers via environment variables and includes bug fixes for error messages and multipart file handling.
This release introduces the detection of additional coding agents in telemetry, enhancing the monitoring capabilities of the Railway service.
KIKO Milano improved their Black Friday operations by migrating to Vercel, eliminating manual infrastructure scaling and reducing app build times, allowing for multiple daily deployments and a focus on enhancing the ecommerce experience.
This release introduces agentic CLI telemetry, enhancing the functionality of the Railway CLI tool.
The `SecretClient` methods `setSecret` and `updateSecretProperties` have been updated to correctly forward the `contentType` in their request bodies, addressing a bug where this information was previously omitted.
The Google Gemini API v1.46.0 introduces several breaking changes to the Interactions API, including refactoring of TextContent annotations and renaming of certain fields. Additionally, new features such as support for Google Maps and updated 'signature' fields have been added, along with a bug fix for quoting a key in LiveClientMessage.
The release of @azure/notification-hubs version 2.1.0 does not include any new content or changes.
This update introduces a suggestion for a canonical project command related to project aliases, enhancing user experience in managing project commands.
GitHub repository rulesets now allow the addition of individual users as bypass actors and support renaming branches covered by organization rulesets.
General Intelligence has successfully built an agent platform on Vercel, enabling founders to run companies entirely with AI agents, while automating 90% of their SRE work and managing complex infrastructure needs through Vercel's capabilities.
This update includes a fix to ensure that the install script remains compatible with shell environments. The change addresses an issue identified in pull request #879.
The Cloudforce One Threat Events API now supports TAXII as an output format, allowing for standardized sharing of cyber threat intelligence with security tools that utilize TAXII-formatted streams.
Enterprise administrators can now configure and distribute plugins to GitHub Copilot CLI users, allowing for baseline standards to be set across the enterprise. This feature is currently in public preview.
On April 29, 2026, Google Cloud announced maintenance updates for Apigee instances with specific version requirements, introduced new application templates in the Application Design Center, enforced strict act-as mode for BigQuery, and added features for managing vector indexes and object contexts in Cloud Storage.
The April releases of GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio Code introduced weekly stable releases and enhancements, including the ability for Copilot to search by meaning. This changelog covers versions v1.116 through v1.119.
This release improves the command-line interface (CLI) ergonomics specifically for agent and automation workflows.
Netlify has introduced a new frontend-design skill for Agent Runners that enhances AI agents' ability to create high-quality, visually distinct frontend interfaces, avoiding generic designs.
A new search and filter bar has been added to the Security tab of repositories, allowing users to easily find security advisories.
Supabase Auth has introduced support for asymmetric key cryptography, providing an additional option to the existing JWT secret for enhanced security.
GitHub secret scanning in the GitHub MCP server is now generally available for use with MCP-compatible AI coding agents and IDEs.
This release introduces support for agent skills and MCP configurations, enhancing the functionality of the Railway service.
The Azure Key Vault Secrets client has been updated to correctly forward the `contentType` in the request bodies for both `setSecret` and `updateSecretProperties` methods, fixing a bug where this information was previously omitted.
This release updates two dependencies: 'github.com/pelletier/go-toml/v2' from version 2.3.0 to 2.3.1 and 'github.com/mattn/go-isatty' from version 0.0.21 to 0.0.22.