You completed the terminal-first loop: you built the quiz, reviewed diffs, published, ran sessions in parallel, planned before editing, resumed sessions, merged a pull request, and delegated new work without leaving the terminal.
What you completed
You:
- installed Copilot CLI and chose a model with
/model. - built and refined a quiz from a single prompt.
- captured project rules with
/init. - published the project by prompt or by hand.
- added an issue to the chat from the side panel and reviewed the change with
/diff. - ran a second session in its own worktree with
/worktree. - planned the second issue with
/planbefore any code changed. - inspected and managed context with
/contextand/clear. - resumed sessions with
copilot --resumeand/resume. - created and merged a pull request with
/pr createand/pr agentmerge. - delegated a new feature with
/delegate.
Keep exploring
- Install Copilot CLI on macOS, Windows, and Linux.
- Learn about Copilot CLI and its slash commands and flags.
- Use the GitHub CLI for repositories and pull requests.
- Install Git.
- Follow best practices for writing prompts that hold up on real code.
- Compare Copilot plans.
Run the same Space Quiz through a different way of working with the GitHub Copilot app first steps workshop or the Visual Studio Code first steps workshop. If you are ready for a deeper scenario using a complete application and team backlog, continue with the real-world Copilot CLI workshop.