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The new GitHub Copilot app is out. I have a pretty locked in workflow when it comes to AI tools, but I figured why not give it a try and I have to say, it has found a nice spot. This is how I use the app as an...

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Pierce Boggan3 months ago

Love the maintainer flow! One of the big objectives for the app is you could have a single pane of glass for operating over primitives (like issues/PRs) as a maintainer, firing off to agents as needed.

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Diego Mera3 months ago

@elbruno Cuál es la diferencia entre GitHub Copilot app y la nueva vista de agentes de VS Code?

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GPS3 months ago

@elbruno Una buena respuesta aqui :)

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Enoch France3 months ago

So what’s the difference between the GH copilot app and the Agents App in VScode?

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Nick Venturi3 months ago

breaking muscle memory is the hardest part but some tools just fit

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