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Have you seen this browser feature in GitHub Copilot app? I just stumbled across it - didn't realize it could do this! 🌟 1️⃣ Had it generate some code based on a plan 2️⃣ Once done, it automatically launched the front-end server and backend APIs 3️⃣ It launched the... show more

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