GitHub Copilot handles this as a draft: Copilot CLI pre-release 1.0.100-1, published 16 Oct 2026, makes the unified Sessions browser the default for /sessions, /session, and /resume. You confirm it opened the session you meant before it edits anything.
The GitHub release 1.0.100-1 is marked pre-release and was published 16 Oct 2026. It says the unified Sessions browser is the default for /sessions, /session, and /resume.
Confirm the title before you let it continue. The same notes say session browsing caps account discovery at 500 records and respects Retry-After hints for automatic refresh timing. A missing session may be past that cap, or on an account the refresh has not listed yet.
You confirm the session. Then you can ask it to continue. Resuming is not approval to edit.
These are editorial labels so you can compare playbooks. They are not measurements.
No. Status is unverified. The 1.0.100-1 release page was checked on 18 Oct 2026. The prompt is an adaptation. The release is marked pre-release.
Confirming which session came back, and any edit after that. The notes describe the browser. They do not say a resume is permission to change the repo.
GitHub release v1.0.100-1 of github/copilot-cli, marked pre-release, published 16 Oct 2026 by copilot-cli-release-app. The page returned HTTP 200 on 18 Oct 2026. It makes the unified Sessions browser the default for /sessions, /session, and /resume, caps account discovery at 500 records, and honors Retry-After on automatic refresh. Prompt and stop rules are an AI Playbook Gems adaptation, not a vendor quote; unverified.
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GitHub Copilot handles this as a draft: GitHub's 16 Oct 2026 changelog says a new API lets coding agents check whether packages comply with an enterprise license policy, so they can avoid recommending or adding a package that violates it. You still add the dependency.
GitHub Copilot · Unverified · github.blog · 18 Oct 2026