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GitHub updates Copilot in Visual Studio with a new Git agent and model options
The September update for GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio adds a Git agent for pull requests, model choices, and vulnerability fixes.
Summary
GitHub released an update for Copilot in Visual Studio that introduces a Git agent to explore pull requests. It also updates the Bring Your Own Model feature to support custom models through a new agent system and adds a fixer action for NuGet vulnerabilities.
What changed
- The Git agent can now explore a pull request for you.
- Bring Your Own Model is available in preview and lets you use the models your team prefers.
- NuGet Audit warnings in the Error List now include a fixer action that opens GitHub Copilot Chat in agent mode.
Availability
Available now“This update is available to users on all GitHub Copilot plans , including Copilot Free, Student, Pro, Pro+, Max, Business, and Enterprise.”
Founder takeaway
Review the new Git agent and Bring Your Own Model options in Visual Studio to see if they fit your team's workflow.
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