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Join us for a final session of open source voices, unexpected demos, and the kind of nerdy joy that reminds you why you got into this in the first place. The #GitHubUniverse Day 2 Keynote starts now 🎉

RT @fkadev: aaaandd @githubuniverse is over and i hate it. it honestly feels like it was never supposed to end 🥹😔 everyone here is so brilliant and so kind. being around these people changes you, every year you leave as a different person. every year i wait for universe like a kid waiting for summer break. it's the best and craziest developer event in the world! period. (computers as badges, think about it) huge thanks to every single @github hubber (every of them) who made this happen. you treated us github stars like actual stars and made us feel truly valued ❤️ see you next year, universe! 😭

RT @pixawna: The internet is a pretty magical place. One day, you're collaborating with someone through issues, PRs and GitHub discussions. The next, you're standing next to them at @github Universe, talking about everything except code. A few days of good conversations, familiar faces, new friendships and endless inspiration. Open source is really just people finding each other through things they love building. And I think that's beautiful 🖤

RT @wesbos: I made a Photo Booth complete with printer on my conference badge

Time to commit to the answer ⏰ Did you get them correct? #GitHubUniverse

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17.9 billion pushes. 34.3 billion commits. 1.3 billion pull requests merged. All in the last year. Developers pushed code to GitHub more times in the past 12 months than in 2024 and 2025 combined with merged pull requests, averaging 3.5 million a day. Dive into the data behind how developers are building now with this year's Octoverse report. ⬇️

Catching up on #GitHubUniverse? From Copilot Fusion to infrastructure investments, here's what you missed from the day 1 keynote.

Unboxing the #GitHubUniverse blind box keyboard ⌨️

RT @msdev: The @github engineering team built a best-in-class, truly multi-model harness, which we've implemented across Microsoft products. Introducing Microsoft Copilot harness in Foundry Agent Service, a simpler way to build agents without rebuilding the execution layer. It handles orchestration, tools, context, and controls so you can focus on your agent’s skills and outcomes. Watch @jeffhollan's demo to see it in action.

What it means to be a developer has changed, but the goal of completing meaningful software work remains the same. Today we shipped some updates to help you create while staying in control of what actually ships. ⬇️

Copilot Automations ⚙️ Every developer has work they shouldn’t have to repeat. Define the job once, then run it on demand, on a schedule, or in response to activity in GitHub or a connected service. Share automations with your team and set their access, actions, and spending limits.

Check out everything we launched today 👇

RT @jayparikh: Today at #GitHubUniverse we laid out how we're evolving GitHub for the agentic era. Check it out:

#GitHubUniverse 2026 begins now! 🎉 Watch the Day 1 Keynote 👇

Join Universe Insider right after the keynote for live demos and deeper dives from today's announcements!