HubSpot launched Agent CLI, letting AI agents run repetitive, bulk, and scheduled marketing, sales, and support tasks inside Codex and Claude — turning frequent questions into automated workflows.
Grafana Cloud cost attribution now extends to Synthetic Monitoring and k6 performance testing: labels break metrics, logs, traces, checks, and load-test spend down by team, environment, or service, supporting chargeback and showback.
Released June 24, 2026, Grafana 13.1 brings Git Sync root-level sync and signed commits, Grafana Assistant across more data sources, section-level variables GA, and a revamped query editor in public preview.
Google Cloud's C4N network and storage optimized instances are now GA, delivering up to 400 Gbps network bandwidth, 95 MPPS packet processing, and 25 GiB/s block storage throughput, purpose-built to eliminate I/O bottlenecks.
Google Cloud's July 2026 AI infrastructure update was dense: Managed Lustre went GA, C4N network and storage optimized instances went GA, GKE scaled to 15,000 nodes, and k8s-aibom was open-sourced to harden the AI supply chain.
GitHub announced that Agent Skills and MCP support for Copilot code review are now generally available. AI review is evolving from a nice-to-have into a customizable, extensible engineering capability that is becoming standard in code review workflows.
Google published a guide to optimizing for generative AI search features, stressing valuable, unique content, clarifying common AEO/GEO misconceptions, and noting SEO best practices still matter.
A Mind the Product essay argues that in the AI era the PRD as a static document can no longer do the work of a spec, and that a golden evaluation dataset is replacing it as a runnable definition of "good."
When your ideal .com is taken, choosing a fitting extension, checking whether the domain is really in use, making an offer, renaming with intent, and locking in across extensions are the five paths to the domain you want.
Docker announced OIDC connections for GitHub Actions, letting CI/CD workflows authenticate with short-lived, per-run tokens instead of long-lived PATs or OATs — no more manual secret rotation.
In May 2026, the IETF published the new DMARC standard RFC 9989/9990/9991, replacing RFC 7489. Core logic is unchanged, but np/psd tags are added and pct/rf/ri retired — senders should audit SPF/DKIM alignment now.
CSS gap decorations are now fully supported in Chrome and Edge 149, letting you style the gaps in grid and flexbox layouts directly — dramatically simplifying fine-grained layout detail.