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GitHub Copilot SDK

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GitHub Copilot SDK embeds the Copilot CLI agent runtime in applications. The current README marks the SDK generally available; ASE has not established its first GA date.

Availability
Generally available. SDK GA per current README. The separate Microsoft Copilot harness in Foundry was announced in public preview October 28; hosted-agent resilience GA does not make that harness GA.
How to use it
Library / CLI. TypeScript/Node.js, Python, .NET, Go, Java and Rust clients. Node.js, Python and .NET bundle the CLI; Go, Java and Rust need manual CLI setup or supported language-specific bundling.
Processing and data
Local and cloud options. The SDK talks to a CLI server over JSON-RPC; model and connected-tool processing depends on configuration. Local SDK execution does not establish offline inference. Scope tools and permissions before enabling actions.
Costs and limits
MIT SDK; Copilot allowances or BYOK/provider costs
Outputs
Programmatic agent sessions, tool calls and file/code edits in your own application. Distinct from the GitHub Copilot end-user product and Strands' harness-sdk.

Standard use requires Copilot access, including a limited Free tier; supported bring-your-own-key routes use provider credentials instead. Prompts consume allowances or provider usage. MIT covers SDK code, not unlimited models, tools or hosting. No installation or runtime test was performed.

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