Every context switch has a cost: new window, new branch, "wait, where was I?" The GitHub Copilot app keeps the whole loop in one place from issue to merge.

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Nice to see you @rorypreddy 😀

The hidden cost isn't opening another tab. It's losing your train of thought and having to rebuild context every time.

The GitHub team deserves a lot of credit for true original thinking and not imitating.

Yeah, my context switches (in my head) is why I might be ADHD. “Squirrel.”

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Probably Python, it's pretty easy to learn.

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Hope they cover backup strategies too

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But students don’t have access to copilot pro anymore so what is it ?

context switching costs mental energy. keeping the flow within one tool definitely helps with developer focus and productivity.

the 'wait where was i' tax is so real. as someone who didn't come up as a dev, my mental model is fragile. one window switch and i'm rebuilding context from scratch. keeping the whole loop in one place matters way more for people like me than for career engineers

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Hopefully don't get rate limited before I can finish typing a prompt

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Interesting seeing everyone optimize context acquisition and orchestration. Makes me wonder what becomes the durable artifact once the session, branch, or agent is gone: the thread itself, or a portable task-state object with decisions, evidence, verification, and next actions?

Whoa, GitHub just dropped a full AI dev cockpit – this is gonna change everything.