AI News Summary - March 28, 2026

Claude Code Introduces Multi-Repository Context Sharing

Anthropic's Claude Code now supports simultaneous context from up to 10 repositories, enabling developers to work across microservices architectures more effectively. The update includes intelligent dependency mapping that automatically identifies relevant code across repos when making changes. Early adopters report 40% faster cross-service refactoring times.

MCP 2.0 Specification Released with Streaming Support

The Model Context Protocol consortium announced MCP 2.0, introducing native streaming for large context transfers and bidirectional real-time updates. The new spec includes standardized patterns for context pruning and priority-based loading, addressing previous performance bottlenecks. Over 50 tools and platforms have committed to implementing the updated protocol within Q2 2026.

Open-Source Agent Framework 'Conductor' Reaches 1.0

The Conductor framework for building multi-agent systems hit version 1.0, offering built-in orchestration patterns for agent collaboration and conflict resolution. Key features include declarative agent workflows, automatic retry mechanisms, and native observability with OpenTelemetry integration. The project has grown to 15K GitHub stars since its beta launch in January.

GitHub Copilot Workspace Adds AI-Powered Test Generation

GitHub expanded Copilot Workspace with automated test suite generation that analyzes existing code patterns and coverage gaps. The feature generates unit, integration, and edge-case tests while maintaining project-specific testing conventions. Initial metrics show generated tests achieve 85% coverage on average with minimal manual adjustment needed.