Below is a list of the various features/capabilities of GitHub Copilot CLI released to General Availability in February 2026.
| Category | Feature | Description | GA? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core CLI & Agent Foundation | Terminal-native chat | Full Copilot coding agent in the terminal | In GA |
| Natural language CLI | Natural language access to repos, PRs, actions | In GA | |
| Explain command /issue | Explain errors and failures | In GA | |
| Session persistence | Sessions saved and resumable | In GA |
This Power query is a function that lets you retrieve all the teams in a GitHub organization. It makes an API call to get the first 100 teams, and then iterates to the next 100 until there's no more.
You need the following Functions and Data Tables
Purpose: A function to get all the teams in an organization, given the organization's teamsUrl. It makes use of the List teams REST API.
(TeamsUrl as text) =>,
This guide provides step-by-step instructions for deploying the Copilot Metrics Dashboard in your environment.
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To use this report, ensure you have Power BI Desktop installed or access to the Power BI online service.
Retrieve the email/login name of your developers on the GitHub Enterprise when authentication is through SAML SSO using your own identity provider such as Azure AD or Okta. The option you choose will depend on if you have single sign-on configured at the Organization level or at the Enterprise level.
You can try out the query first using the GraphQL Explorer before spending development effort.
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