From "AI as autocomplete" to "AI as an agent" 🚀 The March GitHub Enterprise Roundup highlights the industry shift: moving from simple AI suggestions to governed, measurable, and auditable AI that can handle real-world engineering tasks. As GitHub’s Dave Burnison notes, the pace of innovation right now is "mind-blowing," but the goal remains consistent: "To work alongside you to make you a better, more productive developer—not replace you." 🤝 Key updates this month: Agentic Development: With the Copilot coding agent and GitHub Agentic Workflows entering technical preview, AI is shifting from suggestions to delegated execution. This allows teams to delegate tasks like planning, triage, and CI/CD reasoning while maintaining human approval and enterprise controls. 🤖 Measurable ROI: Telemetry tools, like the Copilot usage metrics API, allow engineering leaders to programmatically track pull request throughput and time-to-merge, providing data-driven evidence for AI impact. 📊 Governance at Scale: The "Required Reviewer" rule is now GA, and new organization-level dashboards for Code Quality help leaders enforce standards across thousands of repositories without manual oversight. ✅ Security Incident Response: New enterprise-wide credential management tools allow administrators to rapidly audit and revoke compromised credentials during an incident, significantly reducing "time-to-contain." 🛡️ 🔗 Read the full March roundup here: #GitHubEnterprise# #SoftwareEngineering# #AI# #DevOps# #TechLeadership#

GitHub Enterprise Server 3.22 adds new features for enterprise user management, security, and developer workflow visibility. • Copilot CLI works in air-gapped GHES environments with centralized model provider setup.

Scale Faster: February’s GitHub Enterprise Roundup is Here Here are the key highlights for this month: 🚀 AI & Copilot Advancements Agent HQ: Now in public preview, providing a new way to manage agentic workflows. GitHub Copilot SDK: Launching to help developers build AI-powered applications more effectively. Copilot CLI: Major updates including enhanced agents, context management, and new slash commands like /share and /delegate. 🛠️ Enterprise Platform Management Organization Custom Properties: Now Generally Available for flexible, metadata-based tagging and policy governance. Data Residency: Codespaces and Copilot metrics are now in public preview with data residency support for GitHub Enterprise Cloud. Enhanced Project Views: A new Hierarchy view in GitHub Projects to manage complex, multi-level issue structures. 📈 Strategic Insights Learn why AI that integrates into existing workflows boosts productivity more than "flashy chat interfaces." Read about user offboarding guidance for GitHub Enterprise Cloud to streamline admin processes. Whether you're looking to reduce context switching with the Copilot CLI or govern complex enterprise structures more easily, this month’s roundup has the tools you need. Read the full update: #GitHub# #Enterprise# #GitHubCopilot# #AI# #SoftwareDevelopment# #DevOps# #EngineeringManagement#

General Motors: Driving a Software-Defined Future with GitHub Enterprise General Motors is evolving from an automaker into a platform innovator. To support this transformation, the company needed to unify a massive, fragmented developer environment and accelerate the delivery of software-driven vehicles. By migrating nearly 20,000 developers and 150,000 repositories to GitHub Enterprise Cloud, GM has streamlined its toolchain and modernized its developer experience. Key Outcomes: Unified Ecosystem: Consolidated disparate tools into a single platform for better collaboration. Faster Iteration: Build times reduced from hours to minutes, enabling more frequent deployments. Integrated Security: GitHub Advanced Security is now embedded directly into the developer workflow. Zero Downtime: Executed a large-scale migration with no impact on production. "Transitioning to GitHub was a straightforward decision," says Mario Parisi, Software Development Manager at GM. "Today, we operate within a unified ecosystem that supports all of our developers." See how GM is leveraging GitHub to redefine the driving experience:

"3 random dudes” 1. hacked apple, again and again. 2. your github enterprise is our github enterprise. 3. get a discord message from me, get pwned. 4. oh yeah, at one point we basically had shells across the electron ecosystem. check the DEF CON research. 5. your supabase database is my database. 6. we got the posthog prod database. 7. react2shell? vercel paid us $170k for helping secure their waf. 8. your palo alto vpn is my vpn. 9. ai ides? we got shells for you, antigravity 10. windsurf rce. 11. turning cluely into malware. 12. ai browsers? sure, uxss: your perplexity browser is my browser. 13. openai atlas too. kinda uxss 14. hey, it’s not even our first time hacking discourse. 15. adobe coldfusion: pre-auth rce. because apparently we needed another one. there’s a lot more. go dig. anyway, yes: “3 random dudes.” and @HacktronAI is full of more random dudes like these.

Some more detail on the ROIC Intelligence App I built yesterday and mentioned on today's earnings call. I took the PDF that Brian Nowak at Morgan Stanley put together for Hyperscale ROIC this week and used Copilot code (coming in our new superapp) with a single prompt + skill (/drill-me) to create the plan, then used autopilot in auto to create the full app (with history, lookups, scenarios, what-ifs, etc). And /rubber-duck to test. And the best part is that all the artifacts are in my enterprise environment. My app is in Copilot, my code is in GitHub Enterprise; all my data pipelines/lake/semantic models are in Fabric. And everything is under Agent 365 IT/Sec/FinOps control! So this is not about Tokenmaxxing or vibe coding. Every step of the way the rails are engineered to create value, making everything a long-term reusable asset, with governance/security, and cost controls. This is the full system to drive business value. Disclosures: This is all pulled from public sources, and for illustrative purposes only...not financial advice! :) Here is the app and architecture...