Help your developers use AI assistance well, safely and consistently.
GitHub Copilot brings AI code suggestions, chat and agents into the editor, the command line and GitHub itself. We help engineering teams roll it out with clear policies, sensible repository setup and working habits that keep quality and security high.
What we cover
Requirement-led advice · Documented handover
GitHub Copilot is GitHub's AI coding assistant. It offers inline code completion, Copilot Chat and agent mode in editors such as Visual Studio Code, Visual Studio and JetBrains IDEs, and a coding agent that can work on an assigned issue and open a pull request for review. Copilot can also review pull requests and answer questions about a repository on GitHub.
For companies, Copilot Business and Copilot Enterprise add central licence management, policy controls, content exclusions and usage reporting. Repository-level custom instructions tell Copilot about your conventions, so suggestions fit your codebase rather than generic examples.
The tasks where AI assistance tends to help most. Developers still review and own every change.
Boilerplate, tests, small functions and refactors in the editor.
Generate unit tests for existing code, then review edge cases.
Explain unfamiliar modules and legacy code in chat.
Assign well-defined issues to the coding agent and review its pull request.
A first review pass before a human reviewer.
Help with framework upgrades, such as older .NET versions.
Draft README files, comments and API documentation.
Pipeline YAML, scripts and infrastructure-as-code templates.
Each piece of work has a clear output, so you know what you will receive.
Review repositories, tools, policies and risks before rollout.
Deliverables: readiness report, rollout plan
Licences, policies, model access, content exclusions and audit settings.
Deliverables: configured organisation, policy record
Custom instructions and conventions so suggestions match your code.
Deliverables: instruction files, prompt library
Hands-on workshops based on your own codebase.
Deliverables: workshops, usage guidelines
Issue templates and review rules for the coding agent.
Deliverables: issue templates, branch protections, review checklist
Track adoption and delivery outcomes over time.
Deliverables: metrics dashboard, quarterly review
Available features depend on your plan and the policies you enable.
Listing a feature here does not mean every project uses it. We recommend what fits your requirements, skills, licensing and running costs.
Copilot works across languages, and we see strong results in .NET and ASP.NET Core, Python and TypeScript codebases. Teams on Azure DevOps can still use Copilot in their editors; the coding agent and pull request features need repositories on GitHub.
Many teams use more than one assistant. We can help you compare Copilot with Claude Code, OpenAI Codex and Cursor, and set shared rules for code review and security whichever tool a developer uses.
The same four steps we use across our technology work, adapted to your scope.
Goals, users, constraints and the systems GitHub Copilot must work with.
Confirm GitHub Copilot is the right fit and agree the architecture and scope.
Deliver in short iterations with testing, reviews and documentation.
Monitor, support and improve the solution as your needs change.
An AI coding assistant from GitHub that offers code completion, chat, agent mode and a coding agent across editors, the command line and GitHub.
Copilot Business suits most organisations; Copilot Enterprise adds features for larger GitHub Enterprise customers. We compare current plans against your needs.
GitHub states that code from Copilot Business and Enterprise is not used for model training. We review the current terms and settings with you.
Editor features work with any repository. The coding agent and pull request reviews need repositories on GitHub.
Mandatory code review, tests in CI, repository instructions and clear guidance for developers on when to rely on suggestions.
A pilot with one or two teams usually comes first, then a wider rollout once policies and guidelines are proven.
Tell us about your teams, repositories and goals, and we will suggest a pilot that proves value safely.
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