Start work on your computer, continue your local session anywhere. 📲 Remote control for GitHub Copilot CLI and Visual Studio Code sessions is now generally available.

@code Just 140$ per day and you can remote control the slop generation from your phone !

@code Seamless remote control for GitHub Copilot CLI is now GA. Securely pick up sessions anywhere, manage long-running tasks, and respond to prompts in real time. Boosts developer mobility while maintaining #AccessControl and #SessionIntegrity. #Cybernorse

Overnight agent sessions just got a lot less stressful 👀 No more running back to your desk just to approve a single permission request that blocked the entire task. One thing still missing slash commands like /allow-all are not available remotely yet. That is the one gap worth fixing next. When is that coming @github? 👇

@code This solves the biggest remote work problem: you don't lose your context when you switch devices, that's the whole game.

@code Still waiting for your reply on an issue of you terminating my subscription account when you stop accepting new accounts. Even though I had subscribed a week prior to those news. Would love to have at least a reply on my message to support

@code @github is really moving at a great pace, but we are waiting something more from @Microsoft side, something interesting!

@code Basically a cleaner SSH into your own dev box. The catch is your laptop is now a server with uptime requirements.

@code Aux toilettes le top ! 🔥

This is the feature that makes agentic coding sessions actually practical. Kicking off a long-running task on your dev machine and being able to check in or redirect it from your phone is a huge quality-of-life upgrade. The context handoff problem has been the silent killer of async AI workflows.

can't wait to try this with copilot app on desktop.

@code Hope it's a little more responsive than copilot in the mobile app 🤞🏾

@code Finally, I was able to work from my gym, running dev agents and checking the status of my tasks between sets 🙂

@code So cool, now I can prompt while I drive, while I queue at the supermarket, while I poop, during the shower, before sleeping, when I wake up, during social and family time, and even during my meditation session 💪👍

@code these are actors, probably ai slop themselves

I renewed my GitHub Copilot Pro subscription through the App Store, and the payment was taken successfully. However, my Copilot Pro membership is still not active, and GitHub keeps trying to charge me again. This looks like a billing or activation bug on your side. My App Store receipt number is: MX5XH8GQBT Please check this urgently and either activate my Copilot Pro subscription or refund the payment. I have already paid for the service and should not be charged again. Thank you for your help. Best regards, Yücel Taniş

@code Finally, no more SSH hopping just to pick up where I left off.

@code Nice update, I love claude remote control too

@code It's impressive how the AI race is ongoing. We recently had a Codex release with remote control, now Github, it's great to watch and enjoy the features being delivered. One brand drives another.

@code Remote control is the right abstraction for long-running coding agents. The hard part is review bandwidth: approvals, command diffs, files touched, test status, and rollback need to be visible on mobile. Otherwise "continue anywhere" becomes "approve what you cannot inspect."

@code Been waiting for this!!

@code Remote continuation is a bigger deal than it first looks. Once coding work can keep moving across laptop, phone, devbox, and CLI session, the control layer becomes crucial: scope, approvals, logs, secrets, and a clean handoff back to the human.

@code Honestly, we just need raw human workloads to stress-test our custom routing gateway tonight. 🛠️ Our cluster hits 50t/s for heavy agent loops. No code stored, private. Drop a DM for a free 3-Day key (20M allocation). Let's break our infra! 🚀

@code 🔥

@code The bigger unlock here is for overnight agent runs. Starting a long coding session before bed and being able to approve a permission request or redirect the agent from your phone without rushing back to your desk changes how you can use these tools.

@code imo local-first was the whole point

@code Remote control is useful only if the handoff includes receipts: current branch, diff, last command, failing/passing tests, and what the agent is allowed to touch next. Otherwise continue anywhere becomes debug context drift anywhere.

@code The best feature ever.

@code Start on your laptop, finish from your phone. That's actually useful.

@code copilot can code?

@code I love you github