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Devin Desktop v3.8.20 lets you stop sharing terminal activity and local edits with third-party ACP agents, but both settings default to on and neither appears in the Agent Client Protocol documentation.
Vercel's comments CLI landed on 20 August 2026 with a reference page stamped 2018-10-20, a permissions block that lists no permissions, and two sentences that disagree about confirmation in JSON mode.
Cloudflare let developers decline optional OAuth scopes for Wrangler and its API MCP server on 22 August 2026. The wrangler login reference, dated 19 August, still says it takes every scope.
The AWS announcement lists three exclusions. The admin guide lists five, plus an automatic Credential Guard shutdown and an AutoStop hibernation failure that costs real money to work around.
Cursor's 19 August 2026 release runs each cloud subagent on its own VM. No machine-hour fee exists, so a five-way swarm costs roughly five times the tokens instead, and the docs restrict CI autofix to Teams.
Two AI code reviewers, two pricing models, one shared deadline. OpenAI retires GPT-5.4 from Codex on 31 August 2026 while GitHub's promotional credits end the same night, and the token economics move in opposite
GitHub's promotional AI credit allowance ends after 31 August 2026, cutting the pooled monthly allowance 37% for Copilot Business and 44% for Enterprise. Here is the arithmetic and the four defaults behind it.
Teams want AI coding agents without betting on one vendor. This 2026 guide shows the harness pattern across Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI and Copilot: what to standardize, the portability seams, and where costs
Billing for GitHub Code Quality started automatically on 20 July 2026 at $10 per active committer per month, plus Actions minutes and AI usage. The counting rule is unusual, and it changes which repositories are worth
Two Cursor flaws rated 9.8 let a single prompt escape the editor's sandbox and run commands as you. Capsem takes a different line: a hardware-isolated Linux VM per agent session, with every HTTPS request inspected
