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This article focuses on GitHub Copilot's new desktop application designed to manage and review AI coding agents, consolidating diffs, tests, and agent tasks into a single interface for developers. It provides a free course to help users navigate this specific tooling evolution, which is central to modern software development workflows involving generative AI.
Get started with the GitHub Copilot app: a free, hands-on course

Learn to direct AI coding agents, review their work, and build reliable development workflows with this free GitHub Copilot app course.
GitHub Copilot started in your editor, then moved into your terminal. Now it has a desktop app too. The GitHub Copilot app is where you run AI coding agents, keep an eye on what they’re doing, and review their work before any of it ships. Plans, diffs, test output, browser previews, issues, and pull requests all live in one window. To help developers get comfortable with it, we put together a free, open source course: GitHub Copilot app for Beginners. There’s a short setup chapter followed by seven hands-on chapters, and you’ll use the same sample…
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