Remarque
Copilot coding agent is in public preview and subject to change.
Prerequisites
- For general information, see Using Copilot coding agent effectively in your organization.
- For information on premium requests and Actions minutes, see Allowance usage for Copilot coding agent.
- For information on MCP servers, see Extending Copilot coding agent with the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
Enabling Copilot coding agent for your members
Copilot coding agent and use of third-party MCP servers are disabled by default for users with a Copilot license. You can enable these features for your members on the Copilot policies page for your enterprise. See Configuring policies for GitHub Copilot.
- For the "Copilot coding agent" policy, select "Enabled" or "No policy".
- For the "MCP servers on GitHub.com" policy, select "Enabled" or "No policy".
Where:
- "Enabled" means all users granted a Copilot license by any of your organizations will be able to use the feature.
- "Disabled" means no users granted a Copilot license by your organizations will be able to use the feature.
- "No policy" means organization owners in each of your organizations will be able to decide if their Copilot licensees can use the feature.
Next steps
- If you selected "Enabled", tell organization owners that Copilot coding agent is enabled for all members. They should define which repositories are allowed to use Copilot coding agent.
- If you selected "No policy", discuss member enablement and Copilot coding agent availability in repositories with organization owners.
For more information, see Adding Copilot coding agent to your organization.