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When a user works with GitHub Copilot SDK across Node.js/TypeScript, Python, Go, .NET, or Java — setup, auth, streaming, custom tools/agents, MCP, hooks, skills, or session persistence.
disconnect()), transport (stdio/cliUrl), model discovery via listModels().Accurate, preview-aware guidance for building Copilot-driven apps: correct install, permission handlers, session patterns, and extension points without hardcoded stale info.
Use Cases
A developer builds a TypeScript desktop app that embeds Copilot CLI and needs streaming responses plus custom tools. Using this skill, they follow the bundled-CLI setup, apply `approveAll` permission handler, register `assistant.message_delta` events, and define Zod tools with `overridesBuiltInTool`. Result: a working app with reliable session cleanup via `disconnect()` and OTel telemetry.
A backend team runs Copilot headless for multi-tenant services using `cliUrl` and Azure Managed Identity BYOK. This skill guides backend-services setup, short-lived token passing from `DefaultAzureCredential`, per-user session IDs for resumption, and scaling patterns. Value: secure, scalable Copilot integration without static keys and with resumable sessions.
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