Copilot code review now generally available

Copilot code review is now generally available!

Code review is one of the most critical parts of software development, but manual code reviews can be time-consuming. Copilot code review helps you offload basic reviews to a Copilot agent that finds bugs, potential performance problems, and even suggests fixes. This means you can start iterating on your code while waiting for a human review, helping you keep your code repositories more maintainable and focused on quality.

In just over a month since we launched the public preview, over 1 million developers have already used Copilot code review, and the response has been incredible.

Check it out in action, in both Visual Studio Code and GitHub:

To request a code review from Copilot, you can set up automatic reviews in a repo through repository rules. Or, you could ask Copilot to review a pull request on demand.

Copilot code review is available to all paid Copilot subscribers. Organizations and enterprises can enable it through the Copilot in github.com policy.

What’s next

We’re continuously improving Copilot code review. Today we’ve added support for C, C++, Kotlin, and Swift in public preview and we’ll add support for HTML and txt early next week.

To learn more, check out our code review docs. We can’t wait for you to try out these improvements, and we’d love your feedback in this GitHub Community discussion!

Announcing GitHub Copilot Pro+

Today, we’re introducing GitHub Copilot Pro+, a new individual tier for developers who want to take their coding experience to the next level.

Enjoy all the features you love from GitHub Copilot Pro along with exclusive access to the latest models (GPT-4.5 is available today), priority access to previews, and 1500 premium requests per month when they go live on May 5th. This is in addition to the unlimited requests for agent mode, context-driven chat, and code completions that all paid plans have when using our base model.

To get started, purchase GitHub Copilot Pro+ today and don’t miss out on the other Copilot updates shared in our announcement blog.

Stay tuned for updates as we work to continuously enhance your developer experience. Also, please share any feedback in GitHub Community.

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Multiple new models are now generally available in GitHub Copilot

Anthropic Claude 3.7 Sonnet, Claude 3.5 Sonnet, OpenAI o3-mini, and Google Gemini Flash 2.0 are now generally available in GitHub Copilot. With this change, these models are promoted from preview release terms to generally available release terms. This extends indemnification for IP infringement to code generated using these models in Copilot Chat and agent mode.

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  • Claude 3.7 Sonnet, Anthropic’s most advanced model to date, excels in development tasks that require structured reasoning across large or complex codebases.
  • Claude 3.5 Sonnet remains a good choice for everyday coding support.
  • OpenAI o3-mini is a fast, cost-effective reasoning model designed to deliver coding performance while maintaining lower latency and resource usage.
  • Gemini 2.0 Flash is Google’s model optimized for fast responses and multimodal interactions.

Learn more about the models available in Copilot in our documentation and get started with Copilot today.

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