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Copilot Voice

Write code

without the keyboard

Difficulty typing? Use your voice to code
without spelling things out by talking with GitHub Copilot.

Copilot Voice was formerly known as "Hey, GitHub!". We concluded the technical preview of GitHub Copilot Voice on April 3, 2024. We have transferred all the learning and feedback from this technical preview to VS Code Speech extension , which is generally available for download today. We encourage you to support the VS Code Speech extension. Your feedback is incredibly valuable and the VS Code Speech team would like to hear from you as they carry on this work.

Copilot, toggle code mode

import graph plotting library

get titanic csv data from the web and assign it to variable titanic data

clean records from titanic data where age is null

fill null values of column Fare with average column values

drop duplicates from the frame titanic data

plot line graph of age vs fare column

Features

Return a boolean

Write/edit code

Just state your intent in natural language and let

Copilot Voice do the heavy lifting of suggesting a code snippet. And if you don't like what was generated, ask for a change in plain English.

Go to the next method

Code navigation

No more using mouse and arrow keys. Ask Copilot Voice

to...

Run the program

Control the IDE

"Toggle zen mode", “run the program”, or use any other Visual Studio Code command.

Explain lines 3 - 10

Code Summarization

Don’t know what a piece of code does? No problem! Ask

Copilot Voice to explain lines 3-10 and get a summary of what the code does.

Type less, code more

Write and edit code, navigate the codebase, and control Visual Studio Code with your voice.

We concluded the technical preview of GitHub Copilot Voice on April 3, 2024. We have transferred all the learning and feedback from this technical preview to VS Code Speech extension , which is generally available for download today. We encourage you to support the VS Code Speech extension. Your feedback is incredibly valuable and the VS Code Speech team would like to hear from you as they carry on this work.