Extending GitHub Copilot
summary
Demonstrates building GitHub Copilot Extensions as GitHub Apps that receive chat payloads, use the X-GitHub-Token to call REST/GraphQL, fetch repo and editor context, and stream LM responses back to VS Code, Visual Studio and github.com; shows a Node.js demo that adds system prompts, fixes a malformed JSON bug, creates GitHub issues and deploys a patch to staging, and claims lower mean time to remediation during a 2AM incident. Marketplace launches as a limited public beta with 12 launch partners and supports private org extensions.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Welcome to Copilot Extensions
- 1:44Vision behind Copilot platform
- 3:16Copilot Extensions beta launch
- 4:00Demo: Learning with Data Stacks
- 11:13Demo: Planning workflows with Sentry
- 15:09Demo: Resolving production issues
- 20:52How Extensions are built
- 26:29Building an Extension step by step
- 31:10Next for Copilot Extensibility
- 34:00Q&A
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