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Claude Platform Now Sends Agent Traces Straight to Your Observability Stack

Anthropic is making it easier to see what Claude-based agents do in production. The company has added OpenTelemetry trace export to the Claude Platform. Developers can now send traces from the Messages API, Claude Managed Agents, and the Claude SDKs to the observability tools they already use. The feature launched in public beta on October […]

Tom Smith · Oct 15, 2026
Blogs

Apple Brings Whole-Program C++ Hardening to Clang

Apple has added a new tool to the upstream LLVM project that could change how teams harden large C++ codebases. The clang-ssaf-driver, merged into LLVM Git this week, analyzes an entire project as it builds and then rewrites source code based on what it finds. The driver is part of Clang’s Scalable Static Analysis Framework […]

Tom Smith · Oct 15, 2026
Blogs

One Bill for Grok, Cursor, and X: What SpaceX’s Bundle Means for Developers

SpaceX wants to be the single line item for your AI coding tool, your chatbot, and your social media account. On October 12, SpaceX Super Intelligence (SpaceXSI), the AI unit formerly known as xAI, introduced The X Subscription. It folds Grok, the Grok Bot agent, the Cursor AI code editor, and X Premium into one […]

Tom Smith · Oct 15, 2026
AI

BAND Desktop Application Streamlines Management of AI Coding Agents

BAND today made available a desktop application through which application developers can more easily manage and collaborate with multiple coding agents. Company CEO Arick Goomanovsky said the BAND for Developers application, in addition to providing more context and coordinating handoffs between disparate AI agent sessions, also makes it simpler for developers to intervene whenever an […]

Mike Vizard · Oct 15, 2026
Blogs

GitHub Narrows App Permissions to Pull Teams Off Classic PATs

GitHub is giving DevOps teams more ways to limit an automation job to only the access it needs. A batch of GitHub Apps updates released Oct. 13 adds narrower permissions, relaxes a long-standing install restriction for repository administrators, and makes it easier to move users to expiring tokens. GitHub says the goal is to help […]

Tom Smith · Oct 14, 2026
Blogs

npm Puts a 48-Hour Clock on Unused Trusted Publishing Configurations

GitHub has added an expiration date to unused npm trusted publishing configurations. Any configuration that doesn’t complete a successful publish within 48 hours of creation now expires and can no longer authorize a release. It’s a small change. But it closes a gap that matters to anyone who publishes packages from a CI/CD pipeline. How […]

Tom Smith · Oct 14, 2026
AI

Anthropic Builds Its Own Source Control After AI Agents Outgrow Git

Anthropic has moved its internal monorepo off Git and onto a version control system it built from scratch. The reason is simple. Its AI agents now write code faster than Git-based infrastructure can handle it. In a post on its engineering blog, the company said it averaged about 2,500 merged code changes a day in […]

Tom Smith · Oct 14, 2026
AI

AI Is Automating Code. The Job Is Engineering

AI is automating coding, but software engineering still requires human judgment. Explore what shifting developer demand means for DevOps, QA and software delivery.

Alan Shimel · Oct 13, 2026
AI

LocalStack Extends Emulation Reach to Microsoft Azure Services

LocalStack has made available a public beta of its platform that enables application developers to emulate Microsoft Azure cloud services on their local machines. Colin Neagle, head of marketing for LocalStack, said LocalStack now enables application developers to build software locally that can run across more than 40 Azure services. Following initial support for cloud […]

Mike Vizard · Oct 12, 2026
Blogs

Ten Great DevOps Job Opportunities

DevOps.com is now providing a weekly DevOps jobs report through which opportunities for DevOps professionals will be highlighted as part of an effort to better serve our audience. Our goal in these challenging economic times is to make it just that much easier for DevOps professionals to advance their careers. Of course, the pool of […]

Mike Vizard · Oct 12, 2026
AI

The Agent Failure Your Approval Gate Can’t Catch

An agent that does the wrong thing leaves evidence — a bad diff, a malformed record, a customer complaint. An agent that does nothing and reports success leaves a green checkmark, and green is the one signal your incident process is built to trust. Worry more about the second failure, because everything a DevOps team […]

Chase W. Hughes · Oct 9, 2026
AI

New Relic Debuts Command-Line Observability Tool for Developers and AI Agents

New Relic has unveiled Ground Truth CLI, a command-line tool that enables software developers and AI agents to analyze system performance and verify whether technical issues have been resolved without needing to use dashboards. The release reflects a big shift in enterprise IT as AI agents take on more advanced troubleshooting tasks. Traditional observability dashboards […]

James Maguire · Oct 8, 2026
Latest News Releases

Aditi Consulting Achieves Anthropic Select Tier After Putting Claude Into Production Across Its Business and Client Environments

The milestone follows Aditi’s broader effort to reshape its business, client delivery, and engineering workforce. BELLEVUE, Wash., Oct. 6, 2026 — Aditi Consulting has achieved Select Tier status in Anthropic’s Claude Partner Network, Anthropic’s program for consultancies and specialized AI firms that help enterprises adopt and implement Claude. The designation follows results from work already […]

Natan Solomon · Oct 8, 2026
AI

Harness Acquires Augment Code Assets to Expand Reach into AI Coding

Harness today added an artificial intelligence (AI) coding offering to its portfolio after revealing it acquired select assets from Augment Code. The Harness Cosmos Software Factory is based on Cosmos, a set of AI coding agents, an Auggie command line interface (CLI), a Code Context Engine and other related technologies originally developed by Augment Code. […]

Mike Vizard · Oct 8, 2026
Sponsored Content

Quality Debt Is the New Technical Debt

For years, we talked about technical debt as something that quietly piles up while teams ship fast and skip cleanup. You take a shortcut now, but you pay for it later, usually at the worst possible time. A newer version of that problem is showing up in software delivery, driven by AI coding agents and […]

Alastair Cooke · Oct 8, 2026
Sponsored Content

Three Truths About AI SRE

The current enthusiasm for AI in Site Reliability Engineering (AI SRE) is well-founded. We are seeing incredible advancements in agents that can ingest alerts, parse logs, and propose rapid solutions to outages. They are becoming increasingly confident when it comes to suggesting bug fixes, patching vulnerabilities, and helping coordinate around incidents. But there is a […]

Kolton Andrus · Oct 7, 2026
Latest News Releases

Gremlin Launches Foresight AI to Proactively Fix Reliability Risks

The pioneers of Chaos Engineering built Foresight AI on top of a decade of real-world data around how systems fail and recover. Gremlin Foresight AI identifies and fixes reliability concerns before they become incidents, empowering enterprises to move confidently at AI speed. DENVER, CO — October 7, 2026 — Gremlin, the company founded by Amazon […]

Natan Solomon · Oct 7, 2026
Sponsored Content

Getting to Reliable AI-Driven Development

To truly transform software delivery with AI, organizations must embrace a spec-driven approach. By grounding AI in clear specifications, this approach prevents AI from generating hallucinations while optimizing token costs by 8x–12x lower. The use of AI in software development is now practically universal. According to the 2026 Software Lifecycle Engineering Decision Maker Survey from […]

Dorian Sezen · Oct 6, 2026