GitHub pull request search includes Copilot-authored PRs
GitHub's pull request search now includes pull requests authored by the Copilot cloud agent when using author searches like `author:@me`. This enhancement allows users to view and manage all pull requests they are responsible for, regardless of whether they were created directly or with Copilot's assistance. The change is available in the GitHub UI and Mobile, with API support rolling out on July 16.
- →Pull request searches now include Copilot-authored PRs
- →Default views now display Copilot-authored PRs
- →API support for Copilot-authored PR search rolling out
Enhancements (3) ›
- Pull request searches now include Copilot-authored PRs
Searches using `author:[username]` or `author:@me` on GitHub.com and GitHub Mobile will now return both human-authored and Copilot-authored pull requests. This streamlines managing pull requests by consolidating them into a single view.
- Default views now display Copilot-authored PRs
Default pull request queries and views, such as the 'Created by me' list, will automatically include pull requests initiated by the Copilot cloud agent. This ensures users see all their relevant pull requests without manual adjustments.
- API support for Copilot-authored PR search rolling out
The capability to include Copilot-authored pull requests in searches will be extended to the REST API and GraphQL API on July 16. This will enable programmatic access to consolidated pull request data.
https://github.blog/changelog/2026-06-18-copilot-authored-pull-requests-now-included-in-author-searches