GitHub Copilot
Official docs outline
15 sections- About GitHub Copilot
What Copilot is, its capabilities across completions, chat, and agents.
- Where Copilot is available
Using Copilot in IDEs, on GitHub, and in the CLI.
- Plans and billing
Free, Pro, Business, and Enterprise plans and premium request usage.
- Prompt engineering and context
Writing effective prompts and managing context for Copilot.
- Context management
What Copilot sees, attaching files, and repository indexing.
- Models
Available models, auto selection, and bring-your-own-key.
- Agent capabilities
Agent mode and cloud agent, delegating tasks and opening pull requests.
- Custom instructions
Repository and personal instructions, and prompt files.
- Customizing Copilot
Custom agents, skills, hooks, and plugins compared.
- Model Context Protocol
Extending Copilot with MCP servers and tools.
- Copilot code review
Automated pull request review and customization.
- Content exclusion and privacy
Excluding files from Copilot and how data is handled.
- Security, governance, and risks
Risks of AI-generated code and mitigations including sandboxes and network settings.
- Enterprise policies
Organization and enterprise controls over features and models.
- Best practices
Using Copilot effectively and reviewing its output.
Each section links to the official page. Titles and summaries by Extra Credit; the docs belong to their authors.