GitHub Copilot Weekly Releases: Jira Integration, HydraFusion, and Enterprise Controls
GitHub Copilot introduces several new capabilities across its ecosystem, including Jira integration within the Copilot app to streamline issue management into development workflows. For the Copilot CLI, Project HydraFusion is now experimental, providing adaptive model orchestration to balance performance, cost, and latency. Additionally, VS Code gains public preview features like recurring agent tasks and an experimental voice mode, while enterprise administrators can now configure sandbox behavior for Copilot in JetBrains IDEs in public preview.
- →Integrate Jira issues within the Copilot app canvas
- →Adaptive model orchestration with Project HydraFusion in CLI
- →New agent automation and voice mode for Copilot in VS Code
- →Expanded enterprise controls for Copilot in JetBrains IDEs
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- Integrate Jira issues within the Copilot app canvas
The GitHub Copilot app now supports bringing Jira issues into a shared canvas, allowing Copilot to maintain context throughout the investigation, implementation, and pull request preparation phases. This integration aims to turn Jira issues directly into actionable development tasks.
- Adaptive model orchestration with Project HydraFusion in CLI
Project HydraFusion is now available in experimental mode for the GitHub Copilot CLI, delivering automated semantic routing among local, cloud, and compound models. This feature intelligently selects optimal workflows to balance performance, cost, and latency for specific tasks.
- New agent automation and voice mode for Copilot in VS Code
Visual Studio Code introduces agent automations in public preview, enabling users to schedule recurring agent tasks hourly, daily, or weekly, or run them on demand. An experimental voice mode allows interactive conversation with Copilot, and users can now review issue/pull request details in the Agents window even when a repository is not open.
- Expanded enterprise controls for Copilot in JetBrains IDEs
Enterprise administrators can now centrally configure sandbox behavior for GitHub Copilot in JetBrains IDEs, available in public preview. Managed policies allow control over sandbox enablement, filesystem and network access, proxy settings, developer-tool access, and macOS Keychain access.
https://github.blog/changelog/2026-09-10-github-copilot-weekly-releases-september-7
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