# Copilot and Codex in Coding Agents, non-aggregate log alerts, and scrollable log lines

> GitHub Copilot and Codex join Coding Agents monitoring, non-aggregate log alerts arrive in the new editor, and the log explorer gains horizontal scrolling.

Source: https://last9.io/changelog/copilot-and-codex-in-coding-agents-non-aggregate-log-alerts-and-scrollable-log-lines/

### Improvements

- **Coding Agents**
  - GitHub Copilot and Codex usage is now ingested and broken down alongside the agents already supported
  - The Overview and Cost tabs were redesigned: total cost now leads as a large hero number, and each metric carries a trend badge showing how it moved versus the previous period
- **Logs**: The log explorer offers horizontal scrolling for long lines when line-wrapping is off, instead of wrapping or truncating them. Scrolling a column keeps every cell in it in sync, so it's easy to compare similar strings across rows
- **Alerting**
  - Non-aggregate log alerts are now supported directly in the new alert editor
  - "Edit in group settings" in the Notifications section links straight to the alert group's Channels tab
- **Discover Hosts**: Host dashboards now show the EC2 name, instance ID, and other instance metadata alongside node metrics
- **MCP**: OAuth access tokens now last four weeks, so connected agents no longer need to re-authenticate every day

### Fixes

- **Dashboards**
  - A single panel whose instant query returned a values tuple instead of a single value could throw and take down the entire dashboard
  - Public and shared dashboards didn't load data, and Transpose didn't work on shared dashboards
  - Table panels built on aggregations without a group-by showed confusing labels — a stray `{}` and a redundant metric column
  - Sub-second values with a seconds unit displayed as `0.00 s` even when the chart showed non-zero spikes
- **Alerting**
  - Some alert rules couldn't be edited in the new UI
  - The alert visualisation dialog overflowed its wrapper on narrower screens
  - The Monitor empty state implied no alert rules existed when there were simply none in a firing state
- **MCP**: The hosted remote MCP server intermittently returned "session not found" on tool calls when running more than one replica
- **General**: The filters bar stretched too wide on large screens across several views, squeezing the content area and forcing horizontal scrolling