GitHub Copilot app for Beginners: Run several agents at once

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On September 3, 2026, GitHub Blog announced the launch of the GitHub Copilot application for beginners. This application allows users to run multiple agents simultaneously, aiming to help them learn and master multi-agent collaboration more efficiently.

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G GitHub Blog · AI & ML en 2026-09-04 00:00

GitHub Copilot allows users to run multiple independent AI agent sessions in parallel within the same project, avoiding interference between them. This feature achieves isolation by assigning a separate Git worktree to each session, ensuring that tasks such as adding funded sort, conducting accessibility reviews, and running tests can be carried out simultaneously without interference. Users can manage multiple sessions in the sessions view, starting new sessions instantly without waiting, while maintaining their respective contexts for easy switching. This mechanism enables users to focus on decision-making rather than monitoring, reducing the sense of distraction caused by context switching.