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Visual Studio Code

Microsoft's Visual Studio Code documentation now includes a link to Microsoft Copilot, the company's AI-powered coding assistant, in its 'See also' section as of August 17, 2026. The update adds a direct reference to Copilot alongside the existing GitHub link, highlighting the integration of AI tools within the popular code editor. This change reflects Microsoft's ongoing effort to promote Copilot's availability and usage among developers using Visual Studio Code.

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See also: Add link to copilot

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