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GitHub Copilot Agent Session Streaming in Public Preview
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- →Provides enterprises with detailed visibility into AI usage across all Copilot clients.
- →Enhances management and auditability of AI interactions, crucial for compliance and oversight.
- →Integrates with existing tools like Microsoft Purview, streamlining data management for enterprises.
GitHub has announced the public preview of Copilot agent session streaming for Enterprise Cloud customers. This feature allows users to access session data from all Copilot clients, including Visual Studio and partner IDEs. Enterprises can now manage AI usage by streaming session data to tools like Microsoft Purview or accessing it via a REST API. This move provides enhanced transparency and control over AI interactions within organizations.
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