GitHub's Copilot app slash commands cover planning, PR fixes, and cross-repo orchestration. Here are the ones worth learning first.
GitHub's legal team used Copilot CLI to build custom workflow tools without writing code. Here's what the CLI enables for non-engineering teams.
GitHub gave Copilot code review better tools and quality dropped. The fix: shared Unix-style code exploration tools and workflows anchored to pull request evidence.
GitHub Copilot CLI now supports custom agents that encode your stack and team conventions, replacing ad-hoc terminal prompts with reviewable, repeatable processes.
A GitHub employee used Copilot CLI to build gh-dungeons, a Go-based CLI extension that procedurally generates unique roguelike dungeons from any repo and commit SHA.
GitHub Copilot sessions running in VS Code or CLI can now be monitored and controlled from github.com and GitHub Mobile, generally available today.
Microsoft's Learn MCP Server gives any MCP-compatible coding agent direct access to current Microsoft documentation — no install, no auth, one endpoint.
GitHub launched a standalone Copilot desktop app at Build 2026 with parallel agent sessions, git worktree isolation, and a new Agent Merge workflow.
GitHub's beginner guide to Copilot CLI breaks down two modes: interactive chat sessions and non-interactive one-shot prompts with the -p flag.
A GitHub engineer used Copilot CLI to build a terminal-based task tracker, notes system, and scheduler. Here's what the build reveals about CLI-native AI workflows.
GitHub replaces Copilot's flat-rate subscriptions with AI Credits and usage-based billing on June 1, 2025. Here's what changes and how to prepare.