GitHub Copilot

GitHub Copilot is an AI-powered development assistant built by GitHub in partnership with OpenAI and Microsoft. Originally launched in technical preview in June 2021 and reaching general availability in June 2022, Copilot has expanded from single-line code completions into a full agentic platform that can autonomously edit multiple files, run terminal commands, and open pull requests with minimal human direction. It is now embedded across GitHub.com, major IDEs, the CLI, GitHub Mobile, and Windows Terminal.

General
GA date	21 Jun 2022
Developer	GitHub (Microsoft)
Type	AI Coding Assistant
License	Commercial SaaS
Documentation	docs.github.com/en/copilot

Core Features

Inline code completions — context-aware autocomplete in supported editors; includes next-edit predictions in VS Code, Xcode, and Eclipse.
Copilot Chat — conversational interface for code explanation, refactoring, debugging, and Q&A; available in IDEs, GitHub.com, GitHub Mobile, and Windows Terminal.
Agent Mode (IDEs) — autonomous in-IDE operation that edits multiple files, runs terminal commands, self-corrects errors, and iterates until a task is complete.
Cloud Coding Agent — an async agent assigned via a GitHub issue that researches the repo, writes an implementation plan, and opens a pull request.
Copilot Code Review — AI-generated pull request review suggestions surfaced inline on the PR diff.
PR Summaries — auto-generated descriptions of pull request changes for reviewers.
Copilot CLI — natural-language terminal assistance (GA April 2026).
MCP Server Integration — any Model Context Protocol server works as a Copilot extension, replacing the deprecated Copilot Extensions API.
Multi-model selection — choose from OpenAI models, Anthropic Claude (including Opus), Google Gemini, and others on Pro+ and above plans.
Copilot Spaces — centralizes repository context (code, docs, specs) to improve response quality.

Supported Editors and Surfaces

Surface	Notes
Visual Studio Code	Full feature support including Agent Mode
JetBrains IDEs	IntelliJ, PyCharm, WebStorm, GoLand, and others
Visual Studio	Windows-native IDE support
Xcode	Includes next-edit predictions
Eclipse	Agent Mode GA July 2025
Neovim	Plugin-based integration
Zed	Native integration
GitHub.com	Chat, code review, PR summaries, cloud agent
GitHub Mobile	Chat on iOS and Android
GitHub CLI / terminal	Copilot CLI for natural-language shell commands
Windows Terminal Canary	Chat integration

Pricing Tiers

Plan	Price	Key Inclusions
Free	$0/month	2,000 completions/month, auto model selection, Copilot CLI
Pro	$10/user/month	Unlimited completions, multiple model access, cloud agent, $10 AI credits/month
Pro+	$39/user/month	Premium models (Claude Opus, etc.), higher AI credit allowance
Max	$100/user/month	Highest individual AI credit allowance, priority access to new models
Business	$19/seat/month	Team management, policy controls, monthly AI credit pool
Enterprise	$39/seat/month	All Business features, larger credit pool, priority model access, GitHub Enterprise Cloud required

Free plans also apply to verified students, educators, and qualifying open-source maintainers (Pro-level features).

Tools and Resources

Documentation — docs.github.com/en/copilot
Plans and pricing — github.com/features/copilot/plans
REST API for Copilot management — docs.github.com/en/rest/copilot — manage seats, billing, and usage at org/enterprise level.
MCP server catalog — any MCP-compatible server can extend Copilot's context and tools.

Ecosystem and Integrations

Integrated natively into GitHub.com, enabling AI assistance directly in pull requests, issues, and discussions without leaving the browser.
Works with GitHub Actions for AI-assisted CI pipeline troubleshooting and workflow generation.
Enterprise deployments support Bring Your Own Keys (BYOK), allowing organizations to route Copilot through their own LLM provider API keys.
Available as a standalone subscription or bundled with GitHub Enterprise Cloud.

Get started at github.com/features/copilot or explore the full reference at docs.github.com/en/copilot.

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