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Kyle Daigle
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COO at GitHub. CMO of Developer at Microsoft.
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    Kyle Daigle
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    Jun 30
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    Pressure didn't kill the craft. It brought us back to it.
    At the heart of every technological shift in the last 50 years lies the developer. Someone who saw it before anyone else, built it, and convinced the world it was possible. In 1975, a bet on personal...
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    Kyle Daigle
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    Stacked PRs are a great way to use agents to update an old application using stacked sessions. Killer post by @cassidoo shows you how we've been using stacks day to day at GitHub, so you can do it too.
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    Stacked sessions and pull requests in the GitHub Copilot app
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    Kyle Daigle
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    You can stop waiting and start stacking. Stacked PRs are available in GitHub for all of you. And we’re not stopping there… but go use this right now. 🥞
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    Stacked pull requests are now in public preview - GitHub Changelog
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    Kyle Daigle
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    Jul 29
    Today 👇 - 225M developers call @github home – a 45M jump since February 2026 alone - 50M users are building with GitHub Copilot - Every major coding agent runs on GitHub, and 1 in 3 PRs now involves an agent There’s never been more choice in software. Developers can go
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    Kyle Daigle
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    Jul 28
    In the end, all that will be left is harnesses. And a box of Twinkies, probably.
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    Jul 28
    You're not behind. There's no secret everyone else has. There's just the harness, and it's mostly all you need. @burkeholland gives you a simple, repeatable workflow for GitHub Copilot.
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    The harness is all you need (mostly)
    A practical GitHub Copilot workflow for prototyping, planning, implementing, and reviewing software - without chasing every new AI tool. By @burkeholland If you’re feeling overwhelmed by AI right now,...
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