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GitHub lets npm trusted publishers manage dist-tags with OIDC, if enabled

GitHub has added an opt-in permission that lets npm trusted publishing configurations manage dist-tags using short-lived OIDC credentials rather than a long-lived access token, according to a changelog post dated September 30, 2026.

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HydraFusion research preview extends to VS Code and the Copilot app

GitHub says its HydraFusion research preview is now available in Visual Studio Code and the GitHub Copilot app, having previously been limited to Copilot CLI.

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MIT Transit Lab wins $2.1 million from Google.org for an AI hub meant to support transit control rooms

The MIT Transit Lab has been selected for $2.1 million in funding from Google.org to build the Public Transit Intelligence Hub, known as PTIQ, according to MIT News.

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REST adds thought-level losses to latent reasoning training, with gains reported by its authors

Researchers Fahd Seddik and Fatemeh Fard have posted an arXiv preprint, submitted on 28 September 2026, proposing a way to train language models that reason in continuous space rather than in decoded text.

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PlanetScale says new move-tables CLI commands will replace pscale workflow

PlanetScale announced on September 29, 2026 that its pscale command-line tool can now run Vitess MoveTables workflows through a new set of commands under pscale branch vtctl move-tables.

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Clerk adds email-code fallback for allowlisted users on enterprise SSO

Clerk, the authentication provider, has added a feature called SSO bypass that lets selected users sign in with a one-time email code when their company's enterprise single sign-on connection is unavailable, according to the company's changelog entry dated September 29.

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Kiro Crew 0.7.0 keeps accepted work through Gateway restarts and widens pull-request watches

Kiro's Crew changelog for version 0.7.0, dated September 24, 2026, describes a release aimed at making background work more durable.

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DerivAudit paper asks whether agent memories follow from the history behind them

Researchers Hongjun Liu and Chen Zhao have posted a preprint proposing DerivAudit, a framework for checking whether a long-running AI agent's stored memory is actually supported by the interactions available when that memory was written.

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Small AI teams get uneven returns from extra calls, preprint reports

Arithmetic benchmarks showed the largest gains in a sweep of eight agent designs. Equal call budgets still left a 2.1-fold difference in token cost.

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COFFEE preprint proposes sequence-level guidance for discrete diffusion models

A preprint submitted to arXiv on 28 September 2026 describes COFFEE, a method for steering discrete diffusion models with objectives that apply to a whole sequence rather than to single tokens.

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Appwrite adds Have I Been Pwned breach checks to Auth, with self-hosted setup required

Appwrite has announced breached password detection for Appwrite Auth, which compares users' passwords with the Have I Been Pwned breach corpus.

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OpenAI to reopen $200 Pro plan Tuesday with about half the API-dollar usage, Sottiaux says

Tibo Sottiaux says the plan returns to new subscribers with the 5-hour limit still off and more benefits that won't count against usage, but usage nets out at half the API spend.

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