March 2026

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Antigravity by Google 1.20.6 Antigravity releases a fix for customization creation to improve stability. Improvements (0) Fixes (1) Fix for customizations creation. Patches (0) Original source Report a problem

Antigravity by Google 1.20.3 Google releases stability and UI improvements with multiple enhancements, fixes, and patches. Stability and UI improvements. Improvements (3) Fixes (3) Patches (1) Original source Report a problem

Antigravity by Google 1.19.6 Google introduces a formal remediation process for accounts suspended under Terms of Service, with official announcement and ongoing improvements. Introduced a formal remediation process for accounts suspended due to Terms of Service violations. See our official announcement. Improvements (1) Fixes (1) Patches (1) Original source Report a problem

Antigravity by Google 1.19.5 Browser Fix Stability and UI improvements. Improvements (0) Fixes (1) Patches (0) Original source Report a problem

Antigravity by Google 1.19.5 Google announces stability and UI improvements with one fix. Stability and UI improvements. Improvements (0) Fixes (1) Patches (0) Original source Report a problem

Antigravity by Google 1.18.4 Fix for Windows Auto-updater Bug fixes and stability improvements. Improvements (0) Fixes (1) Patches (0) Original source Report a problem

Antigravity by Google 1.18.3 Settings, Artifacts, and Stability New settings screens for models and terminal integration, artifact download support, and various stability and UI fixes across platforms. Improvements (6) Fixes (3) Patches (0) Original source Report a problem

Antigravity by Google 1.16.5 Bug Fixes Various bug fixes and performance improvements. Improvements (1) Fixes (0) Patches (1) Original source Report a problem

Antigravity by Google 1.15.8 Performance Improvements Performance improvements for long conversations. Improvements (0) Fixes (0) Patches (1) Original source Report a problem

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GPT-5.4 mini in ChatGPT

Updates to the model picker in ChatGPT

Sunsetting the “Nerdy” base style

GPT-5.3 Instant update

Retiring GPT-5.1 models

GPT-5.4 Thinking in ChatGPT

Codex app on Windows

GPT-5.3 Instant Update

ChatGPT Web and Android updates: Edit image prompts, share faster, and smoother conversations

Add sources to your projects from anywhere

Expanded context window for Thinking

Interactive Code Blocks in ChatGPT

Retiring GPT-4o and other legacy models

ChatGPT updates: Better file uploads, easier copying, and more reliable long chats

ChatGPT Voice Update

​ March 13, 2026 On-Demand Session Insights Session insights are now generated on demand rather than automatically. You can trigger analysis from the Session Insights button in the UI or programmatically via the new generate insights API endpoint . New Session Inputs An inline voice recording button is now available for hands-free messaging. Devin sessions can be @ mentioned to reference them directly in another session. Session List Improvements Important sessions can be pinned to the top of th

​ March 11, 2026 Datadog MCP Integration Datadog is now available as an official integration in the MCP marketplace. Default Branch Management Users can set and manage the default branch for repository indexing from the repositories management page. Schedule: Run as User Schedules can now be reassigned to run as the current user via a “Run as me” button in the schedule detail view, also available via the v3 API. IdP Groups in Enterprise Settings The enterprise members table now shows IdP group m

​ March 7, 2026 Install Devin as an App Devin can now be installed as a Progressive Web App on desktop and mobile. On Chrome or Edge, open app.devin.ai and click the install icon in the address bar (or Menu → Install Devin); on iOS Safari, tap Share → Add to Home Screen. Once installed, Devin links open directly in the app. Session Status in Browser Tab The browser tab favicon now shows a colored status dot on session pages (green when Devin is working, orange when it’s waiting for you) so you c

​ February 27, 2026 AskDevin Upgrade Expanded to support Ask and Plan modes. Now has more advanced code search capabilities which produce more detailed and accurate answers. The status of Devin sessions created from AskDevin can now be seen in the conversation. Devin Review: GitHub Commit Status Checks Status checks now displayed directly on pull request commits, giving visibility into review progress without leaving GitHub. The status links to the full Devin Review analysis. To enable this, the

​ February 24, 2026 Devin 2.2 Launch Devin 2.2 is the culmination of hundreds of improvements both big and small over the last few weeks including: 3x faster startup time to immediately see Devin’s output and build trust that it’s on the right track A new UI that connects every step of the dev lifecycle: start sessions from anywhere, review agent output directly in Devin, and jump back into sessions from code review. Smoother and faster Slack and Linear integrations to start sessions without hav

​ February 20, 2026 Devin v3 API Officially Released The v3 API is coming out of beta and is now the primary API for all Devin functionality. The new API provides all of the legacy API functionality and additionally provides role-based access control, session attribution, and new capabilities. The legacy APIs (v1 and v2) will be deprecated in the future. The exact date will be announced in the product and in release notes. We commit to providing at least 30 days notice. During the deprecation pe

​ February 13, 2026 Visual Refresh and Polish The overall design has been improved and polished across the product. Some button locations have been minorly adjusted, but these changes do not impact the product functionality. Devin Fast Mode A new “Fast Mode” option is now available in the agent picker, delivering ~2x faster responses with the same intelligence at 4x ACU per session. Devin Review: Batch Comments When replying to PR review threads, you can now check “Start a review” to batch multi

​ February 6, 2026 Schedule from the Input Box You can now quickly create a scheduled Devin session directly from the input box. Use the “Schedule Devin” option in the context menu or switch to the “Create schedule” tab in Advanced mode to set up recurring sessions without leaving the home page. Enterprise Organization Selection The enterprise landing page has been redesigned with a cleaner organization list, member counts, and sorting options for easier navigation across your enterprise. Devin

​ February 3, 2026 Scheduled Devins You can now create recurring Devin sessions that run automatically on a schedule. Configure frequency, prompt, and playbook from the new Schedules page in settings, and receive email notifications for schedule events. Devin Review: Draft PR Support Draft PRs now show a “Ready for review” button, allowing you to mark PRs as ready for review directly from Devin Review. Devin Review: File Comments and @Mentions You can now add file-level comments from the file he

​ January 22, 2026 Devin Review Launch Devin Review is a reimagined interface for understanding complex PRs. Devin review groups related changes together logically, detects copied code, detects bugs and security issues, and an embedded PR chat interface. Repo Setup AI Suggestions The repository setup flow now provides inline AI-powered suggestions for setup commands, helping you configure repositories faster with less manual effort. Sessions API Enhancements New API endpoints allow you to retrie

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Updated account limit for subscriptions You can now subscribe users in a maximum of 20 accounts per AWS Region, per organization, increased from 10. February 18, 2026

Deprecated code transformation for GitLab Code transformation capabilities for Java modernization have been deprecated for GitLab Duo with Amazon Q Developer . The /q transform quick action and CI/CD pipeline customization documentation have been removed. January 16, 2026

Removed deprecated GitLab quick actions Removed the /q dev (revise) bullet point and the entire Unit test generation section with /q test command from the GitLab quick actions documentation. January 13, 2026

Updated GitHub feature development workflow Updated the GitHub feature development workflow to use conversation-based feedback with the /q command instead of the traditional GitHub review process. Users can now provide feedback through natural language commands in pull request conversations. December 29, 2025

Updated GitHub app installation registration steps Updated the Increasing usage limits and configuring details in Amazon Q Developer console topic to include steps for navigating the Kiro and Amazon Q Developer shared console. December 18, 2025

Deprecated code transformation for GitHub Code transformation capabilities for Java modernization have been deprecated for Amazon Q Developer for GitHub . December 15, 2025

Q CLI becomes Kiro CLI The Q CLI has become the Kiro CLI. November 17, 2025

Updated managed policies: AmazonQFullAccess, AmazonQDeveloperAccess, and AWSServiceRoleForUserSubscriptions Additional permissions have been added to the AmazonQFullAccess policy, AmazonQDeveloperAccess policy, and AWSServiceRoleForUserSubscriptions . October 29, 2025

Removed IDE agent documentation Agentic chat capabilities have replaced the /dev, /doc/, /test, and /review agents in the IDE. There are updated steps for code reviews in the IDE . October 21, 2025

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Added IDE memory bank documentation Added documentation for generating a memory bank for Amazon Q chat . October 21, 2025

Added Q CLI feature documentation Added documentation for creating agents with AI assistance , prompt management , responding to messages , and project rules . October 3, 2025

Enhanced context management documentation Added comprehensive guidance for choosing the right context approach with comparison table, decision flowchart, and best practices for agent resources, session context, and knowledge bases. September 23, 2025

Added Q CLI v1.16.0 feature documentation Added documentation for agent default behavior with priority-based selection, legacy MCP configuration support , new chat commands ( /tangent tail , /changelog ), and agent-related settings . September 18, 2025

March 17, 2026 GPT-5.4 Mini GPT-5.4 Mini is now available in Windsurf, starting at 1x credits (promo).

1.9577.27 March 12, 2026 Bug Fixes and Improvements Fix for Apple M5

1.9577.24 March 9, 2026 Cascade Fix dangling Diff Zones related to Jupyter Notebooks Improve Jupyter Notebook performance when running on WSL Improve Cascade UI rendering performance Fix Cascade agent panel crashes under certain conditions Improve notifications for model price changes Add support for loading SKILL.md files from the .windsurf/skills/ directory Fix AGENTS.md being ignored by Cascade in specific cases MCP Add support for system-level Skill definitions via MDM-managed configs for En

March 5, 2026 GPT-5.4 GPT-5.4 is now available in Windsurf with limited-time promotional pricing for self serve users: No Reasoning: 1x credits Low Reasoning: 1x credits Medium Reasoning: 2x credits High Reasoning: 3x credits Extra High Reasoning: 8x credits

1.9566.11 February 26, 2026 Bug Fixes and Improvements Fix extension installation version selection

1.9566.9 February 25, 2026 New Model Picker We introduced a new model picker that groups models by family and adds a hovercard with toggles for specific variants, like reasoning effort and speed. Separately, we also added the ability to pin models. Cascade Improvements Added POST_CASCADE_RESPONSE_WITH_TRANSCRIPT cascade hook Added Cascade hooks configuration visibility on team settings page Reduced the priority of Git commits in @ mention search Added a windsurf.cascade.readClaudeCodeConfig flag

1.9552.25 February 21, 2026 Bug Fixes and Improvements Fix compatibility with GitHub Pull Requests extension

1.9552.21 February 19, 2026 Gemini 3.1 Pro Gemini 3.1 Pro is now available in Windsurf with limited-time promotional pricing for self serve users: Low Thinking: 0.5x credits High Thinking: 1x credits

February 17, 2026 Claude Sonnet 4.6 Claude Sonnet 4.6 is now available in Windsurf with limited-time promotional pricing for self serve users: No thinking: 2x credits With thinking: 3x credits GLM-5 and Minimax M2.5 Two new models are now available in Windsurf with limited-time promotional pricing: GLM-5 from Zhipu AI — 0.75x credits for a limited time Minimax M2.5 — 0.25x credits for a limited time Both models are available to all users and are included in Arena Mode's Frontier Arena and Hybrid

1.9552.24 February 17, 2026 Bug Fixes and Improvements Fix for self-updating on Windows Fix for macOS UI flickering

1.9552.21 February 12, 2026 Cascade Improvements Plan Mode now supports automatic switching back to Code Mode when you start implementing a plan Added support for reading skills from the .agents/skills directory Tracking triggered rules in the post_cascade_response hook via a new rules_applied field Diff zones will now automatically close on commit Linux ARM64 Support Full Linux ARM64 client support with deb and rpm packaging Enterprise & Team Improvements Cloud configuration for Cascade Hoo

1.9544.35 February 4, 2026 New Models GPT-5.3-Codex-Spark is now available in Arena Mode's Fast Arena and Hybrid Arena battle groups Claude Opus 4.6 (fast mode) Claude Opus 4.6 (fast mode) is now available in Windsurf in research preview with limited-time promotional pricing for self serve users until Feb 16: No thinking: 10x credits With thinking: 12x credits Opus 4.6 (fast mode) has the same intelligence as Opus 4.6 but with up to 2.5x higher output speeds. Claude Opus 4.6 Claude Opus 4.6 is n

1.9544.28 February 3, 2026 Bug Fixes and Improvements Fix issues with Arena Mode Battle Groups

1.9544.26 January 30, 2026 Bug Fixes and Improvements Improve UI styling for announcement popups and notifications Close model picker when selecting a battle group

1.9544.24 January 30, 2026 Wave 14: Arena Mode Arena Mode brings side-by-side model comparison directly into your IDE, plus Plan Mode for smarter task planning. Arena Mode Run two Cascade agents side-by-side with hidden model identities and vote on which performs better. Arena Mode lets you discover which models actually work best for your workflow, codebase, and tasks—not just what benchmarks or influencers say. Battle Groups : Choose specific models to compare or let Windsurf randomly select f

Mar 11, 2026 New Plugins on the Cursor Marketplace We've added more than 30 new plugins from partners such as Atlassian, Datadog, GitLab, Glean, Hugging Face, monday.com, and PlanetScale. Cursor can now read from, write to, and take actions across more of your stack. Most plugins contain MCPs that cloud agents can use when kicked off manually or triggered automatically through automations . Try out the new plugins at cursor.com/marketplace , or read more in our announcement .

Mar 5, 2026 Automations Cursor now supports automations for building always-on agents that run based on triggers and instructions you define. Automations run on schedules or are triggered by events from Slack, Linear, GitHub, PagerDuty, and webhooks. When invoked, the agent spins up a cloud sandbox and follows your instructions using the MCPs and models you've configured. Agents also have access to a memory tool that lets them learn from past runs and improve with repetition. Create automations

Mar 4, 2026 Cursor in JetBrains IDEs Cursor is now available in IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm, WebStorm, and other JetBrains IDEs through the Agent Client Protocol (ACP). With Cursor ACP, developers who rely on JetBrains for Java and multilanguage support can use any frontier model from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Cursor for agent-driven development. Install the Cursor ACP directly in your JetBrains IDE from the ACP Registry, and authenticate with your existing Cursor account. Read more in our annou

2.6 Mar 3, 2026 MCP Apps and Team Marketplaces for Plugins This release introduces interactive UIs in agent chats, a way for teams to share private plugins, and improvements to core capabilities like Debug mode. # MCP Apps MCP Apps support interactive user interfaces like charts from Amplitude , diagrams from Figma , and whiteboards from tldraw directly inside Cursor. # Team marketplaces for plugins On Teams and Enterprise plans, Admins can now create team marketplaces to share private plugins i

Feb 26, 2026 Bugbot Autofix Bugbot can automatically fix issues it finds in pull requests. Autofix runs cloud agents on their own machines to test changes and propose fixes directly on your PR. Today, over 35% of Bugbot Autofix changes are merged into the base PR. Bugbot will post a comment on the original PR with a preview of the autofix changes, which you can merge using the provided @cursor command. If you'd like, you can instead configure autofix to push changes directly to your branch with

Mar 11, 2026 New Plugins on the Cursor Marketplace We've added more than 30 new plugins from partners such as Atlassian, Datadog, GitLab, Glean, Hugging Face, monday.com, and PlanetScale. Cursor can now read from, write to, and take actions across more of your stack. Most plugins contain MCPs that cloud agents can use when kicked off manually or triggered automatically through automations . Try out the new plugins at cursor.com/marketplace , or read more in our announcement .

Mar 5, 2026 Automations Cursor now supports automations for building always-on agents that run based on triggers and instructions you define. Automations run on schedules or are triggered by events from Slack, Linear, GitHub, PagerDuty, and webhooks. When invoked, the agent spins up a cloud sandbox and follows your instructions using the MCPs and models you've configured. Agents also have access to a memory tool that lets them learn from past runs and improve with repetition. Create automations

Mar 4, 2026 Cursor in JetBrains IDEs Cursor is now available in IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm, WebStorm, and other JetBrains IDEs through the Agent Client Protocol (ACP). With Cursor ACP, developers who rely on JetBrains for Java and multilanguage support can use any frontier model from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Cursor for agent-driven development. Install the Cursor ACP directly in your JetBrains IDE from the ACP Registry, and authenticate with your existing Cursor account. Read more in our annou

2.6 Mar 3, 2026 MCP Apps and Team Marketplaces for Plugins This release introduces interactive UIs in agent chats, a way for teams to share private plugins, and improvements to core capabilities like Debug mode. # MCP Apps MCP Apps support interactive user interfaces like charts from Amplitude , diagrams from Figma , and whiteboards from tldraw directly inside Cursor. # Team marketplaces for plugins On Teams and Enterprise plans, Admins can now create team marketplaces to share private plugins i

Feb 26, 2026 Bugbot Autofix Bugbot can automatically fix issues it finds in pull requests. Autofix runs cloud agents on their own machines to test changes and propose fixes directly on your PR. Today, over 35% of Bugbot Autofix changes are merged into the base PR. Bugbot will post a comment on the original PR with a preview of the autofix changes, which you can merge using the provided @cursor command. If you'd like, you can instead configure autofix to push changes directly to your branch with

Mar.18 Improvement Configure Copilot coding agent’s validation tools copilot

Mar.18 Release GPT-5.3-Codex long-term support in GitHub Copilot copilot

Mar.17 Improvement Copilot coding agent works faster with semantic code search copilot

Mar.17 Release GPT-5.4 mini is now generally available for GitHub Copilot copilot

Mar.17 Improvement Copilot usage metrics now includes organization-level GitHub Copilot CLI activity account management copilot enterprise management tools ... +2

Mar.13 Improvement Optionally skip approval for Copilot coding agent Actions workflows copilot

Mar.13 Release Updates to GitHub Copilot for students copilot

Mar.12 Release Copilot auto model selection is generally available in JetBrains IDEs copilot

Mar.11 Improvement Request Copilot code review from GitHub CLI client apps copilot ... +1

Mar.11 Improvement Major agentic capabilities improvements in GitHub Copilot for JetBrains IDEs copilot

Mar.11 Release Explore a repository using Copilot on the web copilot

Mar.06 Release Figma MCP server can now generate design layers from VS Code copilot

Mar.06 Release GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio Code v1.110 – February release copilot

Mar.05 Release GPT-5.4 is generally available in GitHub Copilot copilot

Mar.05 Improvement Discover and manage agent activity with new session filters copilot enterprise management tools ... +1

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2026-03-17 Introducing GPT-5.4 mini in Codex GPT-5.4 mini is now available in Codex as a fast, efficient model for lighter coding tasks and subagents. It improves over GPT-5 mini across coding, reasoning, image understanding, and tool use while running more than 2x faster. In Codex, GPT-5.4 mini uses 30% as much of your included limits as GPT-5.4, so comparable tasks can last about 3.3x longer before you hit those limits. GPT-5.4 mini is available in the Codex app, the CLI, the IDE extension, an

2026-03-16 Codex CLI 0.115.0 $ npm install -g @openai/codex@0.115.0 View details New Features Supported models can now request full-resolution image inspection through both view_image and codex.emitImage(..., detail: "original") , which helps with precision visual tasks. ( #14175 ) js_repl now exposes codex.cwd and codex.homeDir , and saved codex.tool(...) / codex.emitImage(...) references keep working across cells. ( #14385 , #14503 ) Realtime websocket sessions gained a dedicated transcription

2026-03-12 Codex app 26.312 Themes Change the Codex app appearance in Settings by choosing a base theme, adjusting accent, background, and foreground colors, and changing the UI and code fonts. You can also share your custom theme with friends. Revamped Automations You can now choose whether automations run locally or on a worktree, define custom reasoning levels and models, and use templates to find inspiration for new automations. Performance improvements and bug fixes Various bug fixes and pe

2026-03-11 Codex app 26.311 New features Codex can now read the integrated terminal for the current thread, so it can check the status of a running development server or refer back to failed build output while it works with you. Performance improvements and bug fixes Additional performance improvements and bug fixes.

2026-03-11 Codex CLI 0.114.0 $ npm install -g @openai/codex@0.114.0 View details New Features Added an experimental code mode for more isolated coding workflows. ( #13418 ) Added an experimental hooks engine with SessionStart and Stop hook events. ( #13276 ) WebSocket app-server deployments now expose GET /readyz and GET /healthz on the same listener for easier health checks. ( #13782 ) Added a config switch to disable bundled system skills entirely. ( #13792 ) Handoffs now carry realtime transc

2026-03-10 Codex CLI 0.113.0 $ npm install -g @openai/codex@0.113.0 View details New Features Added a built-in request_permissions tool so running turns can request additional permissions at runtime, with new TUI rendering for those approval calls. ( #13092 , #14004 ) Expanded plugin workflows with curated marketplace discovery, richer plugin/list metadata, install-time auth checks, and a plugin/uninstall endpoint. ( #13712 , #13540 , #13685 , #14111 ) Upgraded app-server command execution with

2026-03-08 Codex CLI 0.112.0 $ npm install -g @openai/codex@0.112.0 View details New Features Added @plugin mentions so users can reference plugins directly in chat and auto-include their associated MCP/app/skill context. ( #13510 ) Added a new model-selection surface update so the latest model catalog changes are surfaced in the TUI picker flow. ( #13617 ) Merged executable permission profiles into per-turn sandbox policy for zsh-fork skill execution, allowing safer, additive privilege handling

2026-03-05 Codex app 26.305 Performance improvements and bug fixes Improved remote connections with clearer connection errors, better status updates, and clearer host labels in thread and settings views. Fixed copy and paste shortcuts in the integrated terminal on Windows. Fixed an issue where archived pinned threads could reappear in the sidebar. Fixed an issue where repeated codex://new links could stop prefilling a new conversation when the app was already open. Additional performance improve

2026-03-05 Introducing GPT-5.4 in Codex GPT-5.4 is now available in Codex as OpenAI’s most capable and efficient frontier model for professional work. It combines recent advances in reasoning, coding, and agentic workflows in one model, and it’s the recommended choice for most Codex tasks. In Codex, GPT-5.4 is the first general-purpose model with native computer-use capabilities. GPT-5.4 in Codex includes experimental support for the 1M context window. It supports complex workflows across applic

2026-03-05 Codex CLI 0.111.0 $ npm install -g @openai/codex@0.111.0 View details New Features Fast mode is now enabled by default, and the TUI header shows whether the session is running in Fast or Standard mode. ( #13450 , #13446 ) js_repl can now dynamically import local .js and .mjs files, making it easier to reuse workspace scripts from the REPL. ( #13437 ) Codex now tells the model which plugins are enabled at session start, improving discovery of installed MCPs, apps, and skills. ( #13433

2026-03-05 Codex CLI 0.110.0 $ npm install -g @openai/codex@0.110.0 View details New Features Added a plugin system that can load skills, MCP entries, and app connectors from config or a local marketplace, with an install endpoint for enabling plugins from the app server. ( #12864 , #13333 , #13401 , #13422 ) Expanded the TUI multi-agent flow with approval prompts, /agent -based enablement, clearer prompts, ordinal nicknames, and role-labeled handoff context. ( #12995 , #13246 , #13404 , #13412

2026-03-05 Codex CLI artifact-runtime-v2.4.0 $ npm install -g @openai/codex@2.4.0 View details Empty draft Full release on Github

2026-03-04 Codex app 26.304 Codex app for Windows The Codex app is now available on Windows. The app gives you one interface for working across projects, running parallel agent threads, and reviewing results in one place. The Codex app runs natively on Windows using PowerShell and a native Windows sandbox for bounded permissions, so you can use Codex on Windows without moving your workflow into WSL, onto a virtual machine, or by deactivating the sandbox. The Windows app includes the same core fe

2026-03-03 Codex app 26.303 New features Added a Worktrees setting to turn automatic cleanup of Codex-managed worktrees on or off. Added Handoff support for moving a thread between Local and Worktree . Added an explicit English option in the language menu. Performance improvements and bug fixes Improved GitHub and pull request workflows. Improved approval prompts and app connection sign-in flows. Additional performance improvements and bug fixes.

2026-03-02 Codex CLI 0.107.0 $ npm install -g @openai/codex@0.107.0 View details New Features You can now fork a thread into sub-agents, making it easier to branch work without leaving the current conversation. ( #12499 ) Realtime voice sessions now let you pick microphone and speaker devices, persist those choices, and send audio in a format better aligned with transcription. ( #12849 , #12850 , #13030 ) Custom tools can now return multimodal output, including structured content like images, in

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