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Microsoft Teams users can now start collaborative sessions with GitHub Copilot by mentioning @GitHub in channels, threads, or direct messages. This enables visible, shared agentic work where everyone can contribute and guide the AI assistant.
Microsoft Teams users can now start collaborative sessions with GitHub Copilot by mentioning @GitHub in channels, threads, or direct messages. This enables visible, shared agentic work where everyone can contribute and guide the AI assistant.
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Turn a Microsoft Teams discussion into a collaborative agent session everyone can see and help direct. Mention @GitHub in a channel, thread, or direct message to start a GitHub Copilot… The post Shared agentic work with GitHub Copilot in Microsoft Teams appeared first on <a href="https://...
Integrating GitHub Copilot directly into Teams enhances collaborative coding and problem-solving within a familiar communication platform. It streamlines developer workflows by combining AI assistance with team discussions in real time.
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