GitHub just brought Codex, Claude, and Jules together in one agentic development platform. Here's how it works and why it matters.

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The Jupyter extension brings Jupyter Notebook functionality into VS Code. It lets you create, open, and edit .ipynb files ...

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Google has launched the Jules extension for Gemini CLI, integrating its asynchronous AI coding agent directly into the ...

Google tests Pomelli in Labs, a tool that analyzes business websites to extract brand guidelines and propose campaign ideas ...

GitHub is giving developers access to third-party AI coding agents with the launch of a new “Agent HQ.” Instead of just using ...

The GitHub Agent HQ gives developers a place to manage AI coding agents from companies including OpenAI Group PBC, Google LLC ...