
Copilot Spaces now support issues and pull requests [Public Preview]
You can now add issues and pull requests as context in Copilot Spaces. Create a space and simply paste in the URL—the space will pull in the latest title, body,…
You can now add issues and pull requests as context in Copilot Spaces. Create a space and simply paste in the URL—the space will pull in the latest title, body,…
Monthly premium request allowances for paid GitHub Copilot users are now in effect. What’s changed: The monthly allowance of premium requests per user for Copilot Pro, Pro+, Business, and Enterprise…
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GitHub Models evaluations tooling now supports multiple variables with any names, not just {{input}}! Previously, the tooling only recognized a single variable named {{input}}. Prompts using variables like {{experience}} or…
Copilot agent mode is on by default in Visual Studio. Agent mode helps you accomplish end-to-end development tasks by planning, taking action, and iterating until your goal is complete. Unlike traditional…
Following last month’s change that added the ability to turn off dependency graph, the setting for newly-created public repositories will now default to off. In addition, we’ve begun disabling it…
GitHub Team plans can now configure and enforce organization-level rulesets! Previously, this powerful governance capability was limited to Enterprise plans, but now Team plan customers can scale their use of…
Copilot code review now supports the same custom instructions used by Copilot Chat and coding agent—unlocking personalized, consistent AI reviews across your workflow.
We’ve reimagined the new user dashboard to empower users to boost their productivity and master their GitHub workflow from day one. What’s changing ✅ More engaging and relevant onboarding content…
You can now save and evaluate multi-turn conversations in the GitHub Models prompt editor and evaluations tooling! Until now, the evaluations tooling only supported a single user prompt. With this…
The GitHub MCP Server allows AI tools like GitHub Copilot in VS Code and Visual Studio, Claude Desktop, and others to seamlessly access live GitHub context and tools—like issues, pull…
Learn how to use GitHub Copilot to help review and polish your code.
You can now run prompt evaluations from the command line using the new gh models eval command. This evaluates prompts defined in a .prompt.yml file using the same built-in evaluators…
Evaluators are like continuous integration for your AI. They help you catch quality issues early and keep outputs aligned with your goals. Today, GitHub Models is adding two new scoring…
Enhanced contrast settings! 💻 GitHub is committed to being the home for all developers, and that means ensuring our platform is accessible and inclusive for everyone. Today, we’re providing improved…
The latest version of DeepSeek-R1, DeepSeek-R1-0528, is now available on GitHub Models. DeepSeek-R1-0528 is an updated version of DeepSeek-R1 with improved reasoning, inference, and performance via optimizations and enhanced computational…
GitHub Copilot coding agent (public preview) is now available on GitHub Mobile With this release, Copilot Enterprise and Pro+ subscribers can assign Copilot to issues directly from their phone, interact…
Supercharge your Copilot Chat: Use @ to attach references! 📎✨ Talking with GitHub Copilot Chat just got a major boost: you can now attach references for richer, more productive conversations!…
CodeQL, the static analysis engine that powers GitHub code scanning, can now analyze C/C++ projects without needing a build. This capability is in public preview and enables organizations to more…
GitHub now automatically computes and displays SHA256 checksums (digests) for all uploaded release assets. These digests are generated at upload time, immutable, and let you verify that downloaded assets haven’t…
GitHub Enterprise Server (GHES) 3.17 enhances deployment efficiency, monitoring capabilities, code security, and policy management. Here are a few highlights in the 3.17 release: GitHub Advanced Security (GHAS) is now…
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