github-copilot

Episodes (6)

Trajectory notes

• 2026-09-09T19:40:48Z: github-copilot-model-deprecations closed (faded) — This is another instance of Scott’s existing Model Perishability position: model dependencies require swapping, re-evaluation and exit planning, rather than a newly established adoption of that position by GitHub. His GitHub ac
• 2026-09-06T02:22:22Z: github-copilot-review-resolution closed (faded) — GitHub is operationalising Scott’s behavioural-telemetry pattern by capturing explicit dispositions such as Addressed, Won’t fix, and Incorrect, while its combination of model review with CodeQL aligns with his deterministic-AI
• 2026-08-11T16:45:06Z: github-copilot-production-trace-findings closed (faded) — The study independently adopts Scott’s load-bearing evaluation move: inspect production agent trajectories and tool-use paths rather than judging coding agents only by synthetic tasks or final answers. This creates a dat
• 2026-08-08T06:24:19Z: copilot-review-skills-mcp-validation closed (faded) — No intersection found in Scott’s wikis or existing radar pages. The release is broadly aligned with his coding-agent and MCP interests, but the supplied hits do not show that it bears on a position or project he actively mai