🚀 The latest @code release makes the Copilot SDK-based harness the default for new sessions, adds model comparisons, and brings a file list to multi-file diffs.
🧵 Here’s what’s new:
🐘 Still switching tools to work with PostgreSQL?
Bring your database into VS Code. Connect, explore tables, and start writing SQL without leaving your editor.
🎬 PostgreSQL Like a Pro: VS Code Edition
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🐘 Your database workflow, right inside VS Code.
In the PostgreSQL Like a Pro: VS Code Edition series, learn how to connect to PostgreSQL, explore unfamiliar schemas, write better SQL, and investigate query performance with the PostgreSQL extension and GitHub Copilot.
🎬 Watch the series:
Happy coding! 💙
🚀 GPT-6.1 Terra is now generally available in @code with GitHub Copilot!
Built for everyday agentic coding and terminal work, it solved noticeably more terminal and C# coding tasks than GPT-5.6 Terra in early testing, at a lower cost than GPT-6.1 Sol.
Try it today! ⚡️
💡 How proactively should Copilot suggest code? You decide!
With configurable eagerness in VS Code, choose Low, Medium, or High to tailor inline suggestions to your workflow.
Learn how we trained one model to support all three modes and balance suggestion size with quality.
🔗 Read the article:
Happy coding! 💙
📄 Jump between changed files without scrolling through every diff (Experimental)
Enable ⚙️ multiDiffEditor experimental fileList, then select a file in the list beside the multi-file diff editor to jump to its changes.
🗝️ How Canvases Bring You and Your Coding Agent Together
Explore canvases in #vscode Preview: shared workspaces where you and your coding agent can organize releases, prioritize backlog tasks, and turn cards into plans with context the agent can act on. From visualizing databases to managing cloud resources and app modernization, discover how to create or install a canvas that fits your workflow—and makes collaborating with your agent feel more seamless.
💡 Terminal Tips in VS Code
Toggling the terminal, creating a new terminal, splitting the terminal side by side, clearing a noisy terminal and more. Which will you try first?
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✨ VS Code’s UI is evolving, shaped by developer feedback!
Explore the modernized interface, with refined tabs, more consistent layouts, and new ways to customize your workspace.
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⚡ Highlight, Quote, and Follow Up—All in VS Code
Tired of copying and pasting snippets while working with agents? This episode shows how VS Code lets you highlight text to ask follow-up questions in a side chat with its own context or quote it directly into your current chat for an immediate response. Keep your workflow moving and get answers right where you need them.
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