Work together, your way, with GitHub Copilot
The presenters follow a shared project from concept to working software, using the Copilot app, CLI, VS Code, JetBrains, mobile, web, and Slack. Each brings a preferred setup to show how teammates can collaborate without adopting identical tools or workflows.
Building together across different workflows
The session uses a project called tiny clips to connect the demonstrations. The team puts AI agents to work and carries context between tasks, moving development beyond a single editor.
The focus is on choosing tools, models, and workflows while balancing speed, cost, and control. Rather than presenting one standard setup for everyone, the session follows contributors working toward the same outcome through different Copilot interfaces.
Session chapters
- 00:00 — GitHub Copilot overview: Pierce Boggan introduces the session.
- 01:13 — Building tiny clips with GitHub Copilot: Introduction to the shared project.
- 02:35 — GitHub Copilot app: Burke Holland’s segment.
- 10:13 — Copilot in VS Code: Julia Kasper’s segment.
- 18:36 — GitHub Copilot CLI: Katie Savage’s segment.
- 24:34 — Copilot mobile and web: James Montemagno’s segment.
- 29:44 — Copilot in Slack: Pierce Boggan’s segment.
- 31:53 — Conclusion: Working together while retaining individual tool and workflow preferences.