
How Copilot understands your workspace - Visual Studio Code
Learn how Copilot agents understand your codebase with semantic search, text search, grep, and other tools to gather context for accurate answers.
Commands | Visual Studio Code Extension API
To find available commands: Browse the keyboard shortcuts Look through VS Code's built-in advanced commands api Command URIs Commands URIs are links that execute a given command. They can …
Use prompt files in VS Code
Learn how to create reusable prompt files for GitHub Copilot Chat in VS Code to standardize common development tasks and improve your coding workflow efficiency.
Command Palette | Visual Studio Code Extension API
Command Palette The Command Palette is where all Commands are found. It's important that your command names are labeled appropriately so users can easily find them. ️ Do Add keyboard …
GitHub Copilot in VS Code cheat sheet
Apr 20, 2026 · Quick reference for GitHub Copilot in VS Code, including autonomous agents, multi-file editing, inline suggestions, and enterprise controls.
Installing Visual Studio Code on Windows
Install Visual Studio Code on Windows, choose User or System setup, and configure Windows developer tools.
Command Line Interface (CLI) - Visual Studio Code
Visual Studio Code command-line interface (switches). For both files and folders, you can use absolute or relative paths. Relative paths are relative to the current directory of the command prompt where …
Keyboard shortcuts for Visual Studio Code
Keyboard Shortcuts editor VS Code provides a rich keyboard shortcut editing experience with the Keyboard Shortcuts editor. The editor lists all available commands with and without keyboard …
Using agents in Visual Studio Code
Learn about different types of AI agents in VS Code, including local agents, Copilot CLI for running in the background, and cloud agents.
Use tools with agents - Visual Studio Code
Use tools with agents Tools extend agents in Visual Studio Code with specialized functionality for accomplishing specific tasks like searching code, running commands, fetching web content, or …