New Relic Change Tracking for GitHub Copilot: Linking AI-generated code deployments to production performance for fast, reliable software delivery New Relic also announced: New Relic Autopilot integration for GitHub MCP Server: Bringing code context to incident response Built on the…
by Soundarya Jayaraman / February 24, 2026 A few weeks ago, my internet broke. I’ve seen my share of AI hype, so I thought I was immune. But when the mid-January launch of Claude Cowork hit, I wasn’t ready. Suddenly, it wasn't just…
GitHub has made Copilot Fusion generally available, giving developers a single option that decides which AI models handle a coding task and how they work together. The company announced the launch at its Universe developer conference. Developers who select Fusion…
At 7 a.m. the terminal looks the way you left it at 11, apart from one line at the bottom: a permission prompt for a shell command, asked twenty minutes after you went to bed. You had handed the agent a refactor, added…
Windows 11 finally made swapping pointers a two-click job, which means the bottleneck moved: the hard part is no longer installing a cursor pack, it is deciding whether the pack is any good. Most of what circulates as a "Windows 11 cursor…
Short answer: A hand-written MCP entry in Cursor's config is plumbing you maintain; a generated server is derived from the contract. Both expose tools to the agent, but only the generated one stays correct when the API changes and shows…
Short answer: Stop paying an agent to re-derive the API from pasted notes. Put the OpenAPI file in the repo, generate the tools and mock from it, and let the agent read the current contract every session. The migration is…
Short answer: The two tools sit at different layers and compose cleanly. Cursor writes the code and drives the agent; Powerduck defines the contract, generates the typed tools and mock, and verifies responses. Trying to make one replace the other…
Short answer: An agent hallucinates an API call because it is predicting the next token, not reading your server. Without a contract, it fills in the endpoint, parameters, and body from patterns and partial code. The call is the most…
Short answer: Generate an MCP server from your OpenAPI spec, run it locally, and add it to Cursor's MCP configuration. The agent then calls typed tools that trace to real operations, instead of working from endpoint notes you paste into…
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