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According to a post on X by @github, a session started in the GitHub Copilot app can now be opened directly in VS Code. GitHub says the session brings over the task, plan, conversation and code changes, so work does not have to start over. A GitHub blog post walks through the steps.
According to a post on X by @github, a session started in the GitHub Copilot app can now be opened directly in VS Code. GitHub says the session brings over the task, plan, conversation and code changes, so work does not have to start over. A GitHub blog post walks through the steps.
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GitHub says a session started in the GitHub Copilot app can now be opened directly in VS Code, bringing over the task, plan, conversation and code changes so work doesn't start over. A GitHub blog post walks through the steps. Why it matters: Developers can hand off an agent's unfinished task to their editor...
Developers who start an agent's task in the Copilot app can move it into their editor without losing its context. That reduces the need to re-explain the work when switching tools. Developers using both the Copilot app and VS Code should check the GitHub blog post for the exact steps.
Teams using AI at work may want to compare this against current productivity and review workflows.
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