@github: Your standards. Your tools. Every review. Copilot code review supports custom agent skills and MCP server connections. …
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GitHub Copilot code review now supports custom agent skills and MCP server connections in public preview, allowing organizations to bring their own standards and context into code reviews.
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Your standards. Your tools. Every review.
Copilot code review supports custom agent skills and MCP server connections. Now in public preview for existing Copilot Pro, Pro+, Business, and Enterprise users.
Bring your org’s context and standards right into the diff. 💡 https://t.co/cAuIkVClEm
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