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    xmlns:vst="clr-namespace:Microsoft.VisualStudio.Guide;assembly=Microsoft.VisualStudio.Shell.UI.Internal"
    Title="GitHub Copilot Walkthrough"
    Description="Get started with using GitHub Copilot as your personal AI pair programmer."
    RequiredPackageNames="Microsoft.VisualStudio.Component.CoreEditor"
    Id="CopilotWalkthrough"
    SortOrder="001"
    EstimatedMinutesToComplete="5"
    IconPath="Copilot.png">
  <vst:Step
  Title="Add your GitHub account to Visual Studio"
  Id="CopilotWalkthrough.SignIn">
    <vst:Step.Description>
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Welcome to the GitHub Copilot Walkthrough! In this walkthrough, you'll get a brief introduction on how to set up and use GitHub Copilot in your development workflow.

To get started with Copilot, [click here](vscmd://File.AccountSettings) to open the Visual Studio account settings page and add your GitHub account.

Alternatively, add your GitHub account by clicking on the GitHub Copilot button in the top right corner of the Visual Studio window and adding your GitHub account.

![Sign In](Sign_In.png)

Not sure if you have a GitHub Copilot subscription? [Click here](https://github.com/settings/copilot) to get redirected to the GitHub settings page on your browser.

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  </vst:Step>
  <vst:Step
    Title="Chat with Copilot"
    Id="CopilotWalkthrough.Chat"
    ToolWindowToOpen="40ea2e6b-2121-4bb8-a43e-c83c04b51041">
    <vst:Step.Description>
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Now, notice that the chat is on the right-hand side of Visual Studio. Try asking Copilot a general programming question, such as "What is .NET Core?". Copilot can also generate code snippets, fix problems, and scaffold tests.

If the chat window is not open on the right, go to the top right corner and click **GitHub Copilot** > **Open Chat Window** {KeyboardShortcut:View.GitHub.Copilot.Chat}.

![Chat with Copilot](2Walkthrough_2_1_AskGeneralQuestion-ezgif.com-gif-to-mp4-converter.mp4)

Once you are familiar with the chat window, select **Continue** to proceed.

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  </vst:Step>
  <vst:Step
    Title="Get better results with slash commands and context"
    Id="CopilotWalkthrough.Slash"
    ToolWindowToOpen="40ea2e6b-2121-4bb8-a43e-c83c04b51041">
    <vst:Step.Description>
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You can use slash commands in chat to specify your intentions with Copilot.

Type `/` in the chat to view all available commands.

Also, Copilot gives better suggestions with more information about what you want to do. You can include context from your IDE by typing `#` to include files, symbols, exceptions and more.

Try using `#` to reference different forms of context in your chat window.

![Reference file list](2Walkthrough_2_2_SlashReferences-ezgif.com-gif-to-mp4-converter.mp4)

To learn more, check out this article on [tips and tricks for GitHub Copilot](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/copilot-chat-context?view=vs-2022).
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  </vst:Step>
  <vst:Step
    Title="Chat within your file"
    Id="CopilotWalkthrough.InlineChat">
    <vst:Step.Description>
      <![CDATA[
You can ask Copilot questions from your editor while working on your file. If you have a file open, place the cursor to the line you would like to change, and **Right Click** > **Ask Copilot** to open inline chat {KeyboardShortcut:Ask.Copilot, TextEditor}.

![Inline chat](Walkthrough_3_1_InlineExample-ezgif.com-gif-to-mp4-converter.mp4)
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    </vst:Step.Description>
  </vst:Step>
  <vst:Step
    Title="Use comments to get better suggestions"
    Id="CopilotWalkthrough.Completions">
    <vst:Step.Description>
      <![CDATA[
Copilot seamlessly integrates into your editor! Collaborate with Copilot by outlining your idea in a comment, generating the implementation, and creating test suites.

![Completions](Walkthrough_Completions.mp4)
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  </vst:Step>
  <vst:Step
    Title="Do even more with Copilot"
    Id="CopilotWalkthrough.Do More">
    <vst:Step.Description>
      <![CDATA[
You can also leverage the power of Copilot in other parts of Visual Studio such as:

### Generating exception analysis
![Exceptions](2Walkthrough_Exception_Analysis-ezgif.com-gif-to-mp4-converter.mp4)

### Getting rename suggestions
![Rename](Walkthrough_AutoRename-ezgif.com-gif-to-mp4-converter.mp4)

### Generating commit messages
![Commits](Walkthrough_GenerateGitCommitMessages-ezgif.com-gif-to-mp4-converter.mp4)]]>
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  </vst:Step>
  <vst:Step
    Title="Learn more"
    Id="CopilotWalkthrough.End">
    <vst:Step.Description>
      <![CDATA[
Congratulations on completing the GitHub Copilot walkthrough! You are now ready to harness the power of AI in your development workflow.

To learn more about GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio, check out these resources:

[Video Resources](https://aka.ms/vsghcopilotyoutubeseries)

[Documentation](https://aka.ms/guideslearnlink)]]>
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