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On 2026-06-13, @dr_cintas announced GitHub Copilot now runs as a full agent…

Brief

GitHub Copilot has been upgraded into a terminal-based full agent that can plan multi-step workflows, modify code, execute tests, and iterate automatically until tasks finish. Announced by @dr_cintas on 2026-06-13, the release adds cross-session memory, locally run voice input, and a /fleet feature for parallel subagents, and is available on all Copilot plans, including Free.

Why it matters

On 2026-06-13, @dr_cintas announced GitHub Copilot now runs as a full agent inside the terminal that plans complex tasks, edits files, runs tests, and iterates until completion.

Key details

  • New capabilities include cross-session memory, 100% locally processed voice input, and a /fleet command for launching parallel subagents; the agent is included in every Copilot plan, including the Free tier.
Source evidence

GitHub Copilot now runs as a full agent in your terminal 🤯

It plans complex tasks, edit files, runs your tests & iterates until the job’s done.

→ Cross-session memory
→ Voice input runs 100% locally
→ /fleet for parallel subagents

Included in every Copilot plan, even Free.

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