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GitHub Copilot handles this as a draft: What changed and how to test. Do not open the PR.
- Steps
- 4
- Cost
- low
- Time
- Fifteen minutes
Unverified · docs.github.com · 15 Oct 2026
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Copilot lists cases for a change you describe. You run them. The plan is not permission to skip the ones that are slow.
Copilot can see the IDE. Still write the user-visible change so the plan is about behavior.
Use the IDE chat documented in GitHub's Copilot getting-started materials.
Paste failures back if you want a fix. The plan itself is not the fix.
A reviewer can see what you actually did versus what was listed.
These are editorial labels so you can compare playbooks. They are not measurements.
No. Status is unverified. Paste the prompt, keep the version that worked, and do not treat the time or cost lines as measurements.
GitHub documents cloud and IDE agents. This playbook stops at a plan you run, because an unrun plan is easier to audit than a claimed green check.
Official documentation URL, checked when this seed was written. The prompt and steps are an original AI Playbook Gems playbook, not a quotation of a customer story, and have not been re-run.
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GitHub Copilot handles this as a draft: What changed and how to test. Do not open the PR.
Unverified · docs.github.com · 15 Oct 2026
GitHub Copilot handles this as a draft: Name, role, and keyboard notes from the snippet. Do not restyle the app.
Unverified · docs.github.com · 13 Oct 2026
GitHub Copilot writes a PR summary a reviewer can check against the diff: what changed, how to test, and risks. It does not approve the PR.
Unverified · docs.github.com · 12 Oct 2026