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Could the agent mode incorporate an auto-execution option similar to Cursor or Windsurf's implementation? Specifically, this could include both unconditional automatic execution and AI model-determined execution where the system assesses whether to proceed autonomously. |
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good news.. |
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If you're going to do functionality tests, security tests, etc., why not do it de facto? |
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Is it possible to get some kind of technical description of what the Agent Mode is doing under the hood? |
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Hey @EficodeRjpalt That's a good call out. I will share it with the team internally. In the meanwhile, here is a more descriptive scenario for using Copilot Agent Mode. |
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Good news, is fantastic |
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I have a problem with the Agent mode. The agent gets stuck whenever the control is transferred to the terminal to run a command. It never gets the signal back from the terminal. Tried exiting the terminal but that didn't help either. There should be a way to resume the operation even if the terminal command fails. |
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Is there a way to set the standard template like "Don't run any command yourself. Always ask me to run the command"? |
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🤖 Agent Mode (Public Preview)
Introducing Agent Mode in GitHub Copilot Edits, now available in the VS Code Insiders release. 🎉
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