Join us for Open Source Friday with Patrick Nikoletich, where we’ll explore the Copilot SDK (`github/copilot-sdk`) and how it can be used to build AI-assisted developer experiences on GitHub. The Copilot SDK, now in technical preview, lets you embed the same agentic core behind Copilot CLI into any application, so it can plan steps, invoke tools, edit files, and run commands while your app provides the domain-specific tools, constraints, and context. We’ll walk through what the SDK offers, how the pieces fit together, and where contributors can make a meaningful impact and help shape what’s next for the project.
Arm built a custom agent for GitHub Copilot that helps you migrate workloads to Arm-based cloud infrastructure. In this stream, we dig into how it actually works.
Eric Sondhi (PM, Arm) and Alexis Abril (Sr. Partner Engineer, GitHub) join Andrea Griffiths to break down the new Cloud Migration Assistant Custom Agent and the Arm MCP Server that powers it. We'll cover what happens when you point this agent at a real codebase, how it identifies architecture-specific issues, and how to get your containers running on both x86 and Arm.
You know that mass of @GitHub issues you keep meaning to triage? I built Tinder for that. Swipe right to keep, swipe left to close.
Uses the new Copilot CLI SDK for AI summaries. Same agent loop as Copilot CLI, zero custom ML. https://lnkd.in/e54tmsUk
