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Copilot now has intent detection (experimental)... It will automatically include the correct context - even if you don't specify. In this example, it detects that it needs to pass information about the entire project to answer the question and uses the workspace agent.

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Visual Studio Code2 years ago

Turn this on today with... "chat.experimental.detectParticipant.enabled": true

codemilli2 years ago

How can Intellij user try?

Joe Muller2 years ago

I'm a VS Code ride or dier

That Manul the Cat2 years ago

Lol, someone's added o1, huh

CypherSafe ⚙️Keep your bitcoin safe from bad dogs2 years ago

Thanks for giving me another reason to not use VSCode.

Omar ☥2 years ago

Welcome back to the game 🫶, this should be fun.

athaswcad2 years ago

Too late It’s joeover for you guys

Walgtech 👨🏻‍💻2 years ago

👀🧙

Sun's Son Music2 years ago

Still getting better. Good job.👍

Nilag2 years ago

why copilot in vscode is different than the extension?

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