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GitHub adds shared workflows to Copilot Automations
GitHub introduces shared Copilot Automations, allowing teams to build and maintain AI-powered workflows together in the cloud.
Summary
GitHub is rolling out shared Copilot Automations so teams can build, maintain, and run AI-powered workflows together. These shared workflows operate in the cloud and are billed to the repository owner rather than individual users.
What changed
- Build and maintain AI-powered workflows together with your team.
- Share automations so everyone with read access can see them and write access can edit them.
- Bill AI credits to the repository owner instead of the automation creator.
- Attribute GitHub actions to Copilot rather than a single user.
Availability
Rolling out“Shared Copilot Automations are rolling out, enabling teams to build and maintain AI-powered workflows together.”
Founder takeaway
If you use GitHub Copilot, check your organization settings to enable shared automations and establish team-wide AI workflows.
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