Extending GitHub Copilot | BRK149

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Published 2024-05-26
GitHub Copilot is the worlds most popular AI developer tool, bringing new levels of productivity to teams and opening up to allow developers to build agents and skills to further extend the AI assistance. Are you looking to make it easier for developers to stay in the flow and use your service as part of their developer experience or get advice on using key parts of your own internal engineering systems? In this session we get a sneak peak into the internals of extending GitHub Copilot.

To learn more, please check out these resources:
* aka.ms/Build24CollectionsSecurity-GitHub
* github.com/features/copilot
*    • What is GitHub Copilot?  
*    • GitHub Copilot  
* resources.github.com/learn/certifications/
* learn.microsoft.com/en-us/collections/wrdxbjk4w7r5…


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* Paola Casado Cocero
* Theodora Cheng
* Jason Etcovitch
* Ruxi Lalji
* Paulette Lee
* April Leonard
* Sharon Lo
* Will Perry


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This video is one of many sessions delivered for the Microsoft Build 2024 event. View the full session schedule and learn more about Microsoft Build at build.microsoft.com/

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All Comments (4)
  • @theunknowndev2913
    when i ask "what is this repo", I get "As an AI, I don't have direct access to your repository or its metadata. However, based on the code snippet you provided, it appears to be a JavaScript project that involves some form of graphical interface or canvas manipulation..." etc. If I ask "@workspace what is this repo" I get a slightly (very slightly) better answer as it looks at a few files, but the answer is still terrible. I guess it's still going to be a long while before AI coding assistants are able to parse entire repos well.