You completed the editor loop: you built in the editor, captured instructions, tested in the integrated browser, planned before editing, merged with GitHub tools, and delegated the next idea to a cloud session.
What you completed
You:
- confirmed Copilot Chat and added the GitHub Pull Requests and Issues extension.
- built the quiz and polished a picked element in the integrated browser.
- generated
.github/copilot-instructions.mdwith/init. - inspected chat context and smoke-tested before Git wrote anything.
- published with Source Control and a Copilot-drafted commit message.
- planned a feature in Plan mode before any edits.
- enabled GitHub MCP and created issues from chat.
- created, reviewed, and merged a pull request from VS Code.
- delegated a feature to a cloud session.
Keep exploring
- Learn about Copilot in VS Code, including chat, agent mode, and editor features.
- Manage issues and pull requests in the sidebar with the GitHub Pull Requests extension.
- Add tools your agent can call with MCP servers in VS Code.
- Teach Copilot your project rules with custom instructions.
- Install Git.
- Compare Copilot plans.
Run the same Space Quiz through a different way of working with the GitHub Copilot app first steps workshop or the GitHub Copilot CLI first steps workshop. If you are ready for a deeper scenario using a complete application and team backlog, continue with the real-world VS Code workshop.