GitHub Copilot adds memory, dreaming, and cross-repository code search
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GitHub announces three new intelligence capabilities for Copilot.
Memory, now generally available on paid Copilot plans, carries developer preferences and repository conventions across sessions and clients. Dreaming, in public preview, reflects on past work to update memories, skills, and instructions. Code search lets Copilot find relevant code across repositories without a local clone.
The GitHub Copilot Changelog post says Copilot CLI sessions adhered better to developer preferences in 93% of reviewed cases and showed more efficient workflows in 42%. These figures come from GitHub's own review and have not been independently verified.
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AIGitHub announces three GitHub intelligence capabilities for Copilot: Memory, now generally available on paid Copilot plans, carries preferences and repository conventions across sessions and clients. Dreaming, in public preview, reflects on past work to update memories, skills, and instructions, and code search lets Copilot find relevant code across repositories without a local clone. The post says Copilot CLI sessions showed better adherence to developer preferences in 93% of reviewed cases and more efficient workflows in 42%.
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