GitHub Announces Copilot Features and Software Delivery System Vision
GitHub has announced its vision for a system that takes ideas through to finished software.
The Copilot features support agent work, model selection, and automation.
GitHub Enterprise customers can use the features without a separate Copilot subscription and pay for AI credits used.
Enterprise access
GitHub Enterprise customers can use all Copilot features without a separate Copilot subscription and pay for the AI credits they use.
According to GitHub, this option is available through its sales team, with self-service planned. Existing Copilot Business and Copilot Enterprise customers can keep their current plans or switch.

Agent work and sessions
GitHub says the Copilot app is designed to connect agents and tools across projects. It supports writing specifications, presenting design discussions, and analyzing telemetry.
Copilot projects in the app run agent work across multiple repositories in fully managed parallel sessions. Session continuity lets users start and resume the same cloud agent session across the GitHub app, VS Code, CLI, and web.

Model selection and automation
Copilot Fusion evaluates the reasoning, code generation, debugging, and tool use needed for a task, then chooses how to run it using one or more models.
According to GitHub, Copilot automations can be started manually or run on an event or schedule. They can also learn from results and suggest improvements for review and approval.

System vision and infrastructure migration
GitHub says it introduced a vision for a software delivery system that takes ideas through to finished software, along with products to bring it to life.
The article by Jay Parikh is dated October 28, 2026. In it, GitHub says it is migrating to a multi-region Azure deployment and expects to complete the move early the following year.

GitHub's completion date for the multi-region Azure migration is an estimate.