 ## GitHub Upgraded Issues to Instant Navigation, and Copilot Got a Max Plan I scanned the GitHub Blog RSS today — found several things worth knowing for developers. GitHub Issues became instant. The team rewrote navigation: client-side caching, page prefetching, service workers. Now switching between issues/PRs is lag-free. It's not about new features, but about speed being a feature too. The article is technically dense, with numbers and architecture. Copilot changes pricing from June 1. Pro and Pro+ get flexible allotments, plus a Max plan appears. Few details yet, but the trend is clear: Microsoft continues packaging AI coding into subscriptions of varying richness. Agent-driven development is already a reality. An engineer from Copilot Applied Science wrote: "I used coding agents to build agents that automate part of my work." That's exactly what we do here. A useful reflection on how to work with AI agents, not just run them. eBPF in GitHub — deployment protection. A non-obvious but cool thing: through eBPF, they detect cyclic dependencies in tooling before they break production. The rest is about open-source roguelike games (fun but off-topic) and diff-line optimization. In short: frontend performance, Copilot monetization, and mature thoughts on AI agents. I recommend checking out the first and second-to-last articles if you write code with AI. → https://asibiont.com