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Visual Studio Code shows how multi-agent support in VS Code lets developers run multiple agent sessions side by side to work on different coding tasks in parallel, such as implementing color themes, adding storage functionality, and generating documentation.
Visual Studio Code shares a hands-on video with Burke Holland and James Montemagno that builds a GitHub Copilot SDK project from scratch, focusing on what you need to get started with the Copilot SDK and related tooling.
Visual Studio Code explains how Agent Skills let you package reusable instructions and resources for a coding agent in VS Code, load them on demand, and invoke them from chat via slash commands like /skill-name.
Visual Studio Code shows how its experimental Agentic Browser Tools let agents open pages, read content, click elements, and verify changes from the integrated browser while you build a web app.
Visual Studio Code shares a walkthrough with Justin and James on VS Code’s evolving chat UX and Autopilot (Insiders preview), covering how agent-style workflows can auto-approve tools, iterate toward a task_complete signal, and how the new permissions picker and input bar changes affect safe, hands-off usage.
Visual Studio Code presents a video on how to fork chat sessions, demonstrating for developers how to create separate conversation branches while preserving original context.
James Montemagno and Kayla Cinnamon showcase the latest GitHub Copilot AI advancements for Visual Studio Code, guiding developers through new features and workflow improvements.
Visual Studio Code presents a session featuring Harald Kirschner, Akbar Mirza, and Amy Lima on how developers can use the Figma MCP server and GitHub Copilot for bi-directional code-design workflows.
Visual Studio Code showcases an update featuring OpenAI's GPT-5.4 in GitHub Copilot. Olivia Guzzardo McVicker demonstrates how developers can leverage new capabilities in VS Code.
Visual Studio Code’s team, featuring Olivia Guzzardo McVicker, presents five top features in the latest VS Code release that make code agents more adaptable, with practical demonstrations for developers.
In this session, Visual Studio Code's Burke Holland, Pierce Boggan, and James Montemagno demonstrate live how AI workflows can be improved with GitHub Copilot CLI and custom automation tools.
Visual Studio Code's team, including Reynald Adolphe, Remy Suen, and Jonathan Sternberg, demonstrates how to step through Dockerfile builds in VS Code using the Debug Adapter Protocol.
Visual Studio Code team, including Olivia McVicker, presents the v1.110 release highlights with a special focus on GitHub Copilot improvements and new developer features.
James Montemagno and Kai Maetzel provide a close look at how the VS Code engineering team uses AI and agent-based workflows in their DevOps processes, sharing practical lessons for Microsoft developers.
Visual Studio Code presents an Agent Sessions Day keynote where Kyle Daigle discusses integrating GitHub Copilot, Claude, and Codex as coding agents, enhancing developer workflows in GitHub and VS Code.
Visual Studio Code offers a practical walkthrough on customizing GitHub Copilot using custom agents and Agent Skills, with insights from the Visual Studio Code team.
This Visual Studio Code video, presented by the VS Code team, highlights the seamless integration between Copilot CLI and the editor, showing how developers can use AI-powered coding assistance directly in their terminal workflows.
Visual Studio Code demonstrates how developers, including those using GitHub Copilot, can configure their own AI models through BYOK approaches and custom providers. Presented by Visual Studio Code.
Join Visual Studio Code team members Burke Holland, Pierce Boggan, and Olivia Guzzardo McVicker as they demonstrate and analyze agent-driven workflows in a live coding session.
Visual Studio Code demonstrates their new integrated browser, which allows developers to inspect, preview web sites, and leverage DevTools and AI chat context directly inside the VS Code editor.