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GitHub Copilot CLI Plugins Enter Public Preview
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- →Enables enterprises to streamline developer onboarding with automatic plugin installation.
- →Enhances governance by allowing consistent plugin use across all users.
- →Provides flexibility and control over development environments at scale.
GitHub has launched a public preview for enterprise-managed plugins in its Copilot CLI, enabling administrators to configure and distribute plugins across their organizations. This feature allows enterprises to set baseline standards and governance strategies, with plugins supporting various extensibility types and automatic installation. The update aims to improve developer onboarding and reduce setup time by sharing custom agents and skills broadly. Enterprises can define plugin marketplaces in a settings.json file, which Copilot CLI automatically applies for users licensed through Copilot Business or Enterprise.
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