#Use Claude Code With Github Copilot

🙌 You can now use @claudeai and @OpenAI’s Codex in GitHub and Visual Studio Code with your GitHub Copilot Pro+ or Copilot Enterprise subscription. Define your intent, pick an agent, and they’ll get to work clearing backlogs and bottlenecks, all within your existing workflow. Link in bio.

CopilotKit's open-source framework lets AI agents generate UI components on the fly, replacing static interfaces with dynamic, agent-driven experiences. #CopilotKit #GenerativeUI #AGUI #AgenticAI #OpenSource

GitHub Copilot SDK was just announced, and it’s genuinely good news for developers. In 2026, AI agents are moving away from “cool toys” to “invisible workers.” Building an agent that actually works is still hard. You still need to solve memory, planning, and security. I tried out the GitHub Copilot SDK (currently in technical preview), and I was genuinely impressed by how much of the boring groundwork is already handled. You don’t start from zero. You can focus on what the agent should do instead of wiring everything together. It’s not just an API wrapper. It’s a programmable layer that lets you embed the same kind of agentic core that powers Copilot CLI directly into your own tools. GitHub is launching with support for Node, Python, Go, and .NET. 👉 The repo is live at github.com/github/copilot-sdk. It includes cookbooks and examples to get you started. The bigger shift here isn’t the SDK itself, it’s the direction. We’re moving away from step-by-step instructions and toward delegation. You give software a goal, and it figures out the path. What’s the one boring part of your workflow you’d delegate to an agent tomorrow if you didn’t have to build the infrastructure yourself? 👇

GitHub Copilot: your AI pair programmer. Code faster, complete tasks faster. June 2022 changed the game for developers. #GitHubCopilot #AIProgramming #VSCode #PyCharm #DeveloperTools #CodingLife #TechInnovation

GitHub adds Claude and OpenAI Codex agents to Copilot in technical preview GitHub is opening its platform to the AI arms race. The company has launched public preview access to Claude by Anthropic and OpenAI’s Codex within Agent HQ, its centralized interface for AI coding agents—available now to Copilot Pro+ and Copilot Enterprise subscribers. The move transforms GitHub from a code repository into a unified command center where developers can define tasks, choose their preferred AI agent, and let autonomous coding assistants clear backlogs—all without leaving their workflow.

Cloud Code now has a visual layer. A free VS Code extension called Pixel Agents turns every Cloud Code terminal into a live pixel character inside a virtual office. Each agent mirrors real-time activity — typing, reading, waiting for approval — without interfering with workflow. It reads transcript files in the background and remains fully open source. #CloudCode #VSCode #AIAgents #DeveloperTools #OpenSource

Cursor just shipped Cloud Agents. These are not copilots. They are coworkers. The agent spins up a VM, writes code, tests it, records a demo video, and sends you the PR. You review. It ships. This is what everyone predicted AI coding would become. Now it is here. The same week, Cursor acquired Autotab. Anthropic acquired Vercept. Everyone is racing toward the same goal: autonomous agents that do not just write code, they verify it works. I have been watching this space closely. The bar for junior developer just got automated. For non-technical founders, you are about to ship 10x faster. This is the biggest shift in software development since Git. I use these tools daily to run my entire business solo. These are the same AI tools in my 9-tool stack that runs my entire business. Comment “TOOLKIT” to get the list. @thefounderdrop Source: CNBC #CursorAI #AIagents #devtools

OpenAI just launched Codex - the consumer version of Claude Code Desktop app that feels like a new Cursor. Even non-technical people might use it. If early reviews are accurate, the whole "go all in on Claude" strategy might have just hit a spanner. All you need is an OpenAI subscription. Competition for coding supremacy just intensified. Watch Built 2 Scale | Episode 35 #openai #codex #claude #coding #podcast

One of the coolest uses for a terminal-based AI coding agent I've found is locating a project folder because without it I'd spend 30 to 40 minutes searching for it due to how disorganized it is so Claude or Codex can assist by just prompting

Get started with Codex, OpenAI’s coding agent, in this step-by-step onboarding walkthrough. You’ll learn how to install Codex, set up the CLI and VS Code extension, configure your workflow, and use Agents.md and prompting patterns to write, review, and reason across a real codebase. This video covers: 00:00 | Installing Codex (CLI + IDE) 04:00 | Setting up a repo and getting your first runs working 08:12 | Writing a great Agents.md (patterns + best practices) 14:14 | Configuring Codex for your environment 16:26 | Prompting patterns for more consistent results 27:02 | Tips for using Codex in the CLI and IDE 34:59 | MCP Configuration 46:50 | Advanced workflows: headless mode + SDK 52:02 | Codex resources to get you started

GitHub's repo creation is soaring! Developers are flocking, with many adopting AI workflows like GitHub Copilot. Mission Control is emerging as the 'cable TV' of AI agents, bundling tools like Codex and Claude to manage multiple agents, digest outputs, and maintain repo control. #GitHub #AI #Coding #DeveloperTools #MissionControl #Copilot #TechTrends #Innovation #SoftwareDevelopment #FutureOfCode

Comment 'Agent' for link and how to use in Vs code. Cline (formerly Claude Dev) is an open-source, agentic AI coding assistant designed to run directly within your IDE (VS Code, JetBrains, etc.), acting as a autonomous, "headless" programmer that can  read, write, and debug code across your entire project.  Unlike passive autocompletion tools like GitHub Copilot, Cline operates as a true agent, meaning it can take autonomous, multi-step actions to accomplish tasks, such as creating files, running terminal commands, and debugging errors, all while requiring your approval before making any changes.  Key Things Cline.bot Does: Reads/Writes Entire Codebases: Cline scans your project to understand its structure, allowing it to work on complex, multi-file refactoring or feature implementation. Executes Terminal Commands: It can run tests, install packages, and execute code, then analyze the terminal output to correct its own errors. Agentic Planning & Acting: Cline operates in "Plan & Act" mode, where it first analyzes your request, proposes a plan, and then executes it step-by-step. Browser Automation: Using the Model Context Protocol (MCP), Cline can launch a browser, navigate to your local development site, and interact with it to test frontend code. Interacts with External Systems: Through MCP servers, it can connect to databases, APIs, and tools like Jira or GitHub. Provides "Explain Changes": Before finalizing code, it can provide detailed, inline comments explaining why it made certain changes. Zero-Trust Security: It runs locally with your API keys, meaning your code never touches the Cline server's infrastructure unless you are using their specific, opt-in cloud services.