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GitHub Copilot App Now Generally Available
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Why it matters
- →The app enhances agent-driven development with new collaborative and automation features.
- →Developers can now manage sessions across repositories, improving workflow efficiency.
- →The ability to bring custom models and tools increases flexibility and integration.
GitHub has announced the general availability of its Copilot app for macOS, Windows, and Linux. This app facilitates agent-driven development by allowing developers to initiate sessions from issues, pull requests, or prompts, and manage them across different repositories. Key features include Canvases for collaborative work and cloud automations for scheduling tasks. Users can also bring their own models and tools, enhancing the app's flexibility. The app is accessible to those on Copilot Business or Enterprise plans with the appropriate settings enabled.
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