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It also includes model picker enhancements, a per-turn AI credits indicator, and a set of user experience and reliability improvements. Cloud agent is now generally available.
You can now use custom agents defined at the GitHub organization and enterprise level directly inside JetBrains IDEs. Administrators can publish a curated set of agents that are automatically available to everyone in the organization or enterprise. This makes it easier to share, standardize, and govern agent workflows across your team.
In order to use it:
For more details, see Preparing to use custom agents in your organization and Preparing to use custom agents in your enterprise.
When working on longer tasks in Copilot CLI sessions, you had to wait for a response to complete or previously cancel it. Now you can send follow-up messages while a request is still running.
While a request is in progress, the Send button changes to a dropdown with three options:
We’ve enhanced the Agent Debug panel with a new logs summary view that gives you a consolidated overview of agent activity, making it easier to review and debug session behavior.
You can select the session name from the session list to navigate to the summary view. It will show aggregate stats for the session.
Claude as agent provider is now available in public preview, giving you more flexibility to pick the agent that best fits your task, all without leaving your JetBrains IDE.
To use it, first install the Claude Code CLI on your machine. Then go to Settings > Tools > GitHub Copilot > Chat and set the Claude Code CLI path. Once configured, select Claude from the agent picker in the Copilot Chat panel to start a session.
Note: The Claude agent currently runs in bypass permissions mode, so all file edits and tool calls are automatically approved. Configurable permissions are coming in a future release. Also, if you’re a Copilot Business or Copilot Enterprise subscriber, an administrator will need to enable the Editor preview features policy before you can use this feature.
We’ve made several improvements to the model picker:
/models slash command: Open the model picker directly, with support for both Copilot CLI and Claude agent.
Larger context window selection: Select a larger context window directly from the model picker, giving you more room for context-heavy tasks.
Recently used models: The local agent model picker now includes a recently used model section, so you can quickly select the models you use the most.
Local, CLI, and Claude agent sessions now display a per-turn AI credits indicator, giving you clearer visibility into how many AI credits each turn consumes as you work.
To learn more about how GitHub AI Credits work, see Usage-based billing for individuals and Usage-based billing for organizations and enterprises.
We have made several refinements to improve day-to-day workflows and responsiveness across JetBrains IDEs:
This release also includes important reliability and stability fixes:
Cloud agent is now generally available (no longer behind the Editor Preview feature flag).
We encourage you to try out the latest version of the GitHub Copilot plugin and share your feedback. Your input is invaluable in helping us refine and improve the product.
Your feedback drives improvements. We’d love to hear about your experience in the following channels:
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