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How To Use Github Copilot Agent Mode

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What is Copilot Workspace / agent mode?

Since the February 2026 update, Copilot’s model picker exposes Claude and Codex options across plans. For agent-mode work, pick:

Step 1 — Make sure your plan has agent mode

You can switch mid-session. For a refactor, start with Opus/GPT-5; for “add a null check and a test,” Sonnet is fine.

Step 2 — Pick the right model

The quality of the agent’s output is bounded by the quality of the issue. Good issues include:

Step 3 — Write the issue like a brief

The plan is where you catch scope creep. If the agent says it’s about to touch 14 files for a 2-line bug fix, stop and redirect. Editing the plan is cheap. Editing the PR afterwards is expensive.

Step 4 — Hand the issue to Copilot

Once you approve the plan, Copilot writes the code, runs tests (if configured), and pushes a branch. It opens the PR with an AI-generated description. Review it exactly like you’d review a teammate’s work:

Step 5 — Review the plan, not just the diff

Copilot responds to PR comments. Instead of manually fixing, leave a review comment like “this logic should handle null” and the agent pushes a follow-up commit. For small nits, still edit manually — faster than a full agent round-trip.

Step 6 — Let it run, then review like a human PR

Step 7 — Iterate by comment

Step 8 — Configure repo-level rules

When to use Copilot agent mode vs. alternatives

Security and privacy