GitHub
by Microsoft Corporation
AI-driven code creation and pull requests, directly in your Teams conversations
Ship code at the speed of conversation
Bring GitHub Copilot’s coding agent into Microsoft Teams. Mention @GitHub in any conversation, and Copilot uses the thread for context, works on your request, opens a pull request, and shares progress in the same chat.
No context switching—just turn conversations into code where your team already collaborates.
🚀 Get started in two steps
Connect your GitHub account.
Mention @GitHub in any Teams conversation to start collaborating.
🎯 How it works
Discuss: Talk through a bug, feature, or improvement in a Teams channel.
Ask: Mention @GitHub in the thread and describe what you need.
Follow along: Get progress updates and responses directly in Teams.
Review: Open the generated GitHub pull request when it’s ready.
🔑 Key features
Turn Teams conversations into GitHub branches and pull requests.
Give GitHub useful context from the conversation thread.
Follow the agent’s progress without leaving Teams.
Review proposed changes through the familiar GitHub pull request workflow.
Get set up quickly as an installer or team member.
🔔 Stay up to date
Receive notifications for pull requests, issues, commits, and code reviews.
Subscribe to repositories directly from Teams.
Schedule reminders for pending pull request reviews.
🛡️ Built with trust and transparency
Pull requests are created through your connected GitHub account using OAuth.
Changes remain visible and reviewable through GitHub’s pull request workflow.
GitHub’s Terms of Service and your Copilot subscription apply.
The app provides a secure Teams interface to GitHub Copilot’s existing capabilities.
App capabilities
- Can send data over the Internet
- This app can access personal information on the active message, such as phone numbers, postal addresses, or URLs. Other items in your mailbox cannot be read or modified. Review the developer's privacy policy for more detail on how personal information is managed and processed.