Nathan Nellans

GitHub Copilot can be used in many different ways (copilot chat, copilot coding agent, copilot code review, etc.). It can also be used in many different applications (GitHub.com, VS Code, Visual Studio, etc.). Finally, there are many ways to customize how Copilot works (repository instructions, path instructions, custom agents, etc.). The goal of this post will be to break down the various different methods of customizing Copilot's behavior and explaining when and where eac

In this blog post, I would like to discuss all of the latest features with GitHub Copilot. The feature list is constantly changing: Some features are in Public Preview. Further, some preview features are locked behind waitlists Some features are Generally Available (GA) Some features are only available to specific Copilot subscription levels Some features are only available in your IDE with the proper extensions or plugins installed. Further, some features are only availab