Asking GitHub Copilot questions in your IDE. Use Copilot Chat in your editor to give you code suggestions, explain code, generate unit tests, and suggest code fixes.

Welcome! 👋 This is the user manual for Copilot Workspace, an experiment by GitHub Next. Copilot Workspace is an AI-native dev environment that allows you to collaborate with Copilot on repo-wide coding tasks, using natural language and integrated cloud compute.

You can integrate Copilot Workspace into your workflows via deep links to Copilot Workspace that specify common tasks. In this manual, we will guide you through the concepts and features of Copilot Workspace, and help you get started with using it effectively.

📖 The user manual for GitHub Copilot Workspace. Contribute to githubnext/copilot-workspace-user-manual development by creating an account on GitHub.

This Copilot Workspace VS Code extension allows you to use GitHub Copilot Workspace from the comfort of VS Code. Continue an existing session and edit and debug the proposed changes before creating a PR.

Welcome to the technical preview for Copilot Workspace (CW)! 👋 CW is a "task-centric" dev environment, which allows you to define a task for a repo (using natural language), and then work on it with AI.

Learn how to optimize your use of GitHub Copilot for various use cases. Refactoring code with GitHub Copilot Leverage Copilot artificial intelligence to help you refactor your code quickly and effectively.

GitHub Copilot works alongside you directly in your editor, suggesting whole lines or entire functions for you.

Copilot Workspace allows you to create repositories from templates using natural language. Using "Use this template" from GitHub.com To create a repository with Copilot Workspace, you can navigate to a template repository in GitHub.com and choose “Use this template”, like this:

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