Microsoft Microsoft’s open-source developer platform GitHub has unveiled Copilot X, a vision for the future of AI-powered software development. With the adoption of OpenAI’s new GPT-4 model, Copilot X now includes chat and voice interfaces to help developers with their projects in pull requests, the command line, and documentation. From reading docs to writing code to submitting pull requests and beyond, we’re working to personalize GitHub CoPilot for each team, project and repository, GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke said in a statement. in which it is used, creating a fundamentally better software development lifecycle.
Copilot will be able to chat to identify error from type code
Let us tell you that the chat interface, called “CoPilot Chat”, is embedded in the Integrated Development Environment (IDE) and is natively associated with VS Code and Visual Studio. CoPilot Chat can recognize the code that developers have typed and recognize any error messages, helping them overcome coding challenges. Additionally, CoPilot Voice, which the company previously demonstrated, is a voice-to-code AI technology extension that lets developers verbally provide natural language prompts.
Also included in the voice-to-code AI technology extension
According to the company, Copilot Chat will also join GitHub’s voice-to-code AI technology extension that the company previously demonstrated, which it is now calling Copilot Voice, where developers can verbally provide natural language prompts. In addition, developers can now sign up for pull requests on GitHub for the first AI-generated description of Technical Pivot. The company is launching Copilot for Docs, an experimental tool that provides AI-generated responses about documents using a chat interface, including questions about languages, frameworks, and technologies. These new features are part of GitHub’s commitment to innovating and updating Copilot X’s AI pair programmers.
