Releases·Tool Release
GitHub Copilot app adds built-in diff, terminal, and browser panels for reviewing agent-made code changes
A GitHub Blog post in the 'Copilot app for Beginners' series walks through using the app's built-in diff, terminal, and browser panels to review, run, and preview AI agent-generated code without leaving the app. This consolidates the coding loop—review changes, execute commands, test UIs—into one place, letting developers accept changes and create pull requests directly.
0 engagement1 sourceThu, Sep 10, 2026, 09:31 PM
AI Overview
- GitHub Copilot app's diff panel highlights added and removed lines in green and red, letting users accept, comment on, or request changes
- Copilot app's terminal panel runs project commands like npm run dev in-session, supporting multiple windows and configurable Run-button scripts
- Browser panel lets users test UI features, with Pick & Polish tool to select and iterate on elements, then accept changes and create a pull request
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GitHub Copilot app launches in GA, enabling AI agents for backlog tasks
GitHub announced the general availability of the Copilot app, which uses AI agents to help developers explore, build, and ship code beyond simple chat interactions. The app targets tasks like fixing bugs, reviewing pull requests, and exploring unfamiliar codebases.
GitHub announced the general availability of the Copilot app, which uses AI agents to help developers explore, build, and ship code beyond simple chat interactions. The app targets tasks like fixing bugs, reviewing pull requests, and exploring unfamiliar codebases.
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Releases·Tool Release
GitHub Copilot app guides users through writing first prompt
GitHub published a blog post walking users through writing their first prompt in the GitHub Copilot app, emphasizing that prompts are simple descriptions of goals and can be refined iteratively. The post aims to lower the barrier for new users by providing practical guidance on starting tasks with the tool.
GitHub published a blog post walking users through writing their first prompt in the GitHub Copilot app, emphasizing that prompts are simple descriptions of goals and can be refined iteratively. The post aims to lower the barrier for new users by providing practical guidance on starting tasks with the tool.
0 engagement1 sourcerssWed, Aug 12, 2026, 07:00 PM
Products·launched
Terminal agent work tracker with file diffs and agent views
A tool that helps developers using terminal-based AI coding agents (like Claude Code) keep track of changes made by the agent. It provides a file viewer with diffs to see what actually changed, and a view of the agent's actions, solving the problem of losing context when the agent iterates on code while the developer zones out.
A tool that helps developers using terminal-based AI coding agents (like Claude Code) keep track of changes made by the agent. It provides a file viewer with diffs to see what actually changed, and a view of the agent's actions, solving the problem of losing context when the agent iterates on code while the developer zones out.
1 engagement1 sourceredditSat, Jul 18, 2026, 03:40 PM
Social·Community
GitHub Copilot app for Beginners: Run several agents at once
A GitHub blog post in the 'Copilot app for Beginners' series explains how to run several AI coding agents on the same project simultaneously using the GitHub Copilot app. It argues that parallel agents can work without interfering with each other, letting developers complete more work in less time.
A GitHub blog post in the 'Copilot app for Beginners' series explains how to run several AI coding agents on the same project simultaneously using the GitHub Copilot app. It argues that parallel agents can work without interfering with each other, letting developers complete more work in less time.
0 engagement1 sourcerssThu, Sep 3, 2026, 04:00 PM
Releases·Tool Release
HydraFusion expands to VS Code and the GitHub Copilot app beyond Copilot CLI
GitHub announced HydraFusion is now available in Visual Studio Code and the GitHub Copilot app, expanding beyond Copilot CLI. The expansion was the top request from early user feedback. The release also adds greater transparency into workflow steps and more frequent real-time progress updates.
GitHub announced HydraFusion is now available in Visual Studio Code and the GitHub Copilot app, expanding beyond Copilot CLI. The expansion was the top request from early user feedback. The release also adds greater transparency into workflow steps and more frequent real-time progress updates.
2 engagement1 sourceredditWed, Sep 30, 2026, 05:42 PM