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User prompt improvement is now in public preview within the GitHub Models playground

You can now use the user prompt improvement feature in the GitHub Models playground. This new feature helps transform vague or broad prompts into clearer, more specific, and optimized ones for better model outputs. With just a few clicks, you can refine prompts to improve clarity, add focus, or adjust tone and style to match your needs. By providing specific suggestions—like requesting a particular format or style—you can save time and achieve high-quality, actionable results.

Try it out today and unlock more potential in your AI experimentation!

To learn more about GitHub Models, check out the docs. You can also join our community discussions.

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GPT-4o Copilot: Your new code completion model is now generally available

Header introducing GPT-4o Copilot model

What’s changing

The GPT-4o Copilot model released in preview last month and updated this month now provides code completions for all Copilot users. This model delivers higher quality suggestions and improved latency.

Getting ready

No additional action is required if you’re on the latest version of the GitHub Copilot extension for VS Code, Visual Studio, or JetBrains. If you’re on an older version of the GitHub Copilot extension, the model will roll out to you in the coming days. Updating your extension will ensure quicker access.

Retirement of GPT-3.5 Turbo based model

Over the coming days, your code completion experience will switch to GPT-4o Copilot. The GPT-3.5 Turbo based copilot-codex model, which was the previous model, will no longer be available.

Your feedback

Thank you to the tens of thousands of developers who used this new model in preview. Please continue to share your feedback directly and in the GitHub Community!

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