GitHub presents the new Copilot CLI, offering developers an AI-powered coding assistant for the command line. Authored by GitHub, this introduction covers platform compatibility and extensibility features.

An Introduction to the New GitHub Copilot CLI

The GitHub Copilot CLI is an AI-powered companion designed for use directly in the command line, meeting developers in their preferred workspace—the terminal. Available on Linux, macOS, and Windows (via WSL), the Copilot CLI aims to streamline and enhance developer productivity by suggesting code and performing actions right in the terminal environment.

Key Features

Cross-platform support: Works on Linux, macOS, and Windows via WSL.
AI-driven coding assistance: Leverages GitHub Copilot technology to generate and help write code from the command line.
Extensible: Supports custom MCP server integration for advanced or organization-specific enhancements.

How It Works

Integrates seamlessly with existing CLI workflows
Developers can access intelligent suggestions without leaving the terminal
Compatible with a wide range of environments and setups

Get Started

To access or learn more about the GitHub Copilot CLI:

Visit the GitHub Copilot page
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Extensibility

The Copilot CLI is extensible with custom MCP servers, allowing teams and organizations to tailor capabilities to their workflows.

About GitHub

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Stay tuned to GitHub’s official channels for updates, guides, and community stories relating to the Copilot CLI and other cutting-edge tools.