GitHub (@github) announced Copilot Day on September 10 with live demos of the Copilot app, CLI, and the HydraFusion multi-model orchestration research preview. Developers can set a reminder at gh.io/GitHubCopilotDay to follow the latest Copilot terminal and orchestration features.
GitHub launched Project HydraFusion as a research preview: it orchestrates models and workflows per coding task. In controlled offline evals vs Claude Opus 5 on Terminal-Bench 2.1 it reported higher verified task quality and lower estimated cost. Select it like any other model in GitHub Copilot, or try via /experimental in Copilot CLI.
GitHubβs official post on Copilot Canvases: a durable shared surface instead of endless agent chat scrolls, tracking what ran, what changed, and what still needs review. The write-up stresses visible, steerable, cost-efficient agentic workflows and points to Java Modernization Studio, Site Studio in awesome-copilot, plus /create-canvas.
Dan Kornas (@DanKornas) launched Apache-2.0 open-source Sortie: define tracker, coding agent, and concurrency in WORKFLOW.md beside the repo, then schedule GitHub/GitLab/Gitea/Linear/Jira issues into isolated workspaces. Adapters cover Claude Code, Copilot, OpenCode, Codex, and Kiro, with SQLite run history, retry queues, and stall detection.
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