GitHub Actions workflow dependency lockfiles are now in public preview for multiple GitHub plans. Lockfiles keep workflow runs tied to the exact commits you locked, preventing unexpected code changes from moved tags or branches. The Require lockfile policy is also available in public preview.
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Public preview includes Enterprise Cloud, Enterprise Cloud with data residency, Team, and Free plans.
The gh actions-lock CLI extension can generate .github/workflows/actions.lock with reviewable commits for actions and transitive dependencies.
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Grok Bot official Basecamp connector launched
Grok Bot now has an official @bot connector for Basecamp. The connector has launched and is available for users to add via the Connect Apps button. Users can click Connect Apps or locate it in their version and search for it.
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Launch: official Grok @bot connector for Basecamp is live.
Access: add via the Connect Apps button or find it in the app version and search.
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AI agents flowchart loops found 13 red boxes
AI agents flowchart loops found 13 red boxes, marking silent failures in red. The author asks for Mermaid diagrams from code, marks silent steps, and iterates the map after changes.
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13 loops came back, some red boxes show silent failures.
A message stuck in a retry loop, logged 3,781 times.
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Grok Voice 3.0 – model now available to everyone
Grok Voice 3.0 is a speech-to-speech model that is now available to everyone. It is used for voice in Grok bot, Tesla, and Starlink customer support.
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Model: speech-to-speech, claims most intelligent, low latency and pricing
Usage: powers voice in Grok bot, Tesla, and Starlink customer support
