Microsoft GitHub AI code assistant Copilot Chat is now available for personal use

Microsoft GitHub launched the Copilot Chat tool for enterprise users in July this year, which is an AI code assistant.

Today, GitHub announced that the tool is now available for personal use in Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code, and provides a public beta version for GitHub Copilot individual users.

According to reports, the GitHub Copilot Chat beta version has been enabled for all Copilot individual users for free. GitHub Copilot Chat is currently supported in both Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code editors, and individual users will receive an email notification with guidance on next steps.

Here are some features of GitHub Copilot Chat:

 Live guidance: GitHub Copilot Chat can suggest best practices, tips, and solutions tailored to specific coding challenges. Developers can use GitHub Copilot Chat to quickly learn a new language or improve their skills.

 Code Analysis: With GitHub Copilot Chat, developers can break down complex concepts and get explanations of code snippets.

 Resolve security issues: GitHub Copilot Chat can suggest fixes and help reduce the number of vulnerabilities discovered during security scans.

 Simple troubleshooting: When debugging code, GitHub Copilot Chat not only identifies issues but also provides suggestions, explanations, and workarounds.

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