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GitHub brings Copilot to Microsoft Teams
An integration lets teams turn repository notifications into code using GitHub Copilot directly inside Microsoft Teams.
Summary
GitHub launched a Teams app that combines repository notifications with GitHub Copilot. Teams can reply to updates and mention GitHub to investigate issues, run tests, and prepare pull requests.
What changed
- GitHub repository notifications now appear in Teams channels, group chats, or private chats.
- Users can @mention GitHub in threads to assign tasks to GitHub Copilot.
- Copilot uses linked issues and thread conversation to reproduce bugs, run tests, and prepare pull requests.
Availability
Available now“Product and engineering teams at Microsoft are already leveraging the GitHub app in Teams to build code from GitHub issues today.”
Founder takeaway
If your team uses Microsoft Teams and GitHub, test the new app to delegate bug fixes directly from notification threads to Copilot.
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