VS Code

Visual Studio Code 1.102.0​

• Chat:
• Explore and contribute to the open sourced GitHub Copilot Chat extension
• Generate custom instructions that reflect your project's conventions
• Use custom modes to tailor chat for tasks like planning or research
• Automatically approve selected terminal commands
• Edit and resubmit previous chat requests
• MCP:
• MCP support is now generally available in VS Code
• Easily install and manage MCP servers with the MCP view and gallery
• MCP servers as first-class resources in profiles and Settings Sync
• Editor experience:
• Delegate tasks to Copilot coding agent and let it handle them in the background
• Scroll the editor on middle click

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Visual Studio Code 1.102.1​

• The update addresses these issues:
• Test: Fix enablement of MCP tool sets and tools
• Tools in the chat mode are not correctly applied after a window reload
• Sample Telemetry also for the TypeScript server command request
• Settings editor searches for AI results even when toggle is hidden
• ERR TreeError [SCM Repositories] Data tree node not found: scm0
• Terminal size cannot keep maxmium after switching to editor and switching back
• Dev Containers fails to start on VS Code 1.102.0 with TypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading 'filesToOpen')
• Chatmode without tools ALWAYS overrides disabled tools, causing 128 tool error
• First click on tile does nothing
• An unknown error occurred. Please consult the log for more details.: TypeError:
• Specified MCP tools not picked up when using *.prompt.md file

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Visual Studio Code 1.102.2​

Visual Studio Code 1.102.3​

Bug fixes

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Visual Studio Code 1.103.0​

• MCP:
• Revamped tool picker experience
• Enable more than 128 tools per agent request
• Chat:
• Restore to a previous good state with chat checkpoints
• Fast code search for Azure DevOps repos
• Productivity:
• Check out multiple branches simultaneously with Git worktrees
• Manage coding agent sessions in a dedicated view

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Visual Studio Code 1.103.1​

• The update adds GPT-5 prompt improvements, support for GPT-5 mini, and addresses these issues:
• Enforce backtick formatting for all symbol references in gpt-5 responses
• Todo tool polishes - auto scrolling, progress tracking
• Github Copilot Chat shell integration failing
• Bring back terminal auto approve at the workspace level
• Explorer View no longer syncs to active source file in editor
• Microsoft auth telemetry skipping over a lot of accounts
• copilot not working inside jupyter notbook
• Fonts are fuzzy after update to v103 on linux
• "Open with Code" old context menu option missing from Explorer on version 1.103.0
• Error: "Tool names must be unique"

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Visual Studio Code 1.103.2​

• The update addresses these issues:
• Cannot switch to gpt-5 mini when out of quota
• Experiment with disabling insert_edit_into_file for GPT-5
• apply_patch fails with the "Add File" operation
• prompt tools are not applied
• New Issue: 4o "Included" but triggering "Premium Request" quota limit notice

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Visual Studio Code 1.104.0​

• Model flexibility:
• Let VS Code select the best model
• Contribute models through VS Code extensions
• Security:
• Confirm edits for sensitive files
• Let agents run terminal commands safely
• Productivity:
• Remove distractions from chat file edits
• Use AGENTS.md to add chat context
• Chat:
• Auto model selection (Preview):
• This iteration, we're introducing auto model selection in chat. When you choose the Auto model in the model picker, VS Code automatically selects a model to ensure that you get the optimal performance and avoid rate limits.
• Auto model selection is currently in preview and we are rolling it out to all GitHub Copilot users in VS Code in the following weeks, starting with the individual Copilot plans.
• Auto will choose between Claude Sonnet 4, GPT-5, GPT-5 mini, and GPT-4.1 and Gemini Pro 2.5, unless your organization has disabled access to these models. When using auto model selection, VS Code uses a variable model multiplier, based on the selected model. If you are a paid user, auto will apply a 10% request discount.
• You can view the selected model and the model multiplier by hovering over the response in the Chat view.
• Confirm edits to sensitive files:
• Setting:
• chat.tools.edits.autoApprove:
• In agent mode, the agent can autonomously make edits to files in your workspace. This might include accidentally or maliciously modifying or deleting important files such as configuration files, which could cause immediate negative side-effects on your machine. Learn more about security considerations when using AI-powered development tools.
• In this release, the agent now explicitly asks for user confirmation before making edits to certain files. This provides an additional layer of safety when using agent mode. With the
• chat.tools.edits.autoApprove setting, you can configure file patterns to indicate which files require confirmation.
• Common system folders, dotfiles, and files outside your workspace will require confirmation by default.
• Support for AGENTS.md files (Experimental):
• Setting:
• chat.useAgentsMdFile
• An AGENTS.md file lets you provide context and instructions to the agent. Starting from this release, when you have an AGENTS.md file in your workspace root(s), it is automatically picked up as context for chat requests. This can be useful for teams that use multiple AI agents.
• Support for AGENTS.md files is enabled by default and can be controlled with the
• chat.useAgentsMdFile setting. See
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• Learn more about customizing chat in VS Code to your practices and team workflows.
• Improved changed files experience
• This iteration, the changed files list has been reworked with several quality-of-life features. These changes should improve your experience when working in agent mode!
• The list of changed files is now collapsed by default to give more space to the chat conversation. While collapsed, you can still see the files changed count and the lines added or removed.
• When you keep or accept a suggested change, the file is removed from the files changed list.
• When you stage or commit a file using the Source Control view, this automatically accepts the proposed file changes.
• Changes per file (lines added or removed) are now shown for each item in the list.
• Use custom chat modes in prompt files:
• Prompt files are Markdown files in which you write reusable chat prompts. To run a prompt file, type / followed by the prompt file name in the chat input field, or use the Play button when you have the prompt file open in the editor.
• You can specify which chat mode should be used for running the prompt file. Previously, you could only use built-in chat modes like agent, edit, or ask in your prompt files. Now, you can also reference custom chat modes in your prompt files.
• Configure prompt file suggestions (Experimental):
• Setting:
• chat.promptFilesRecommendations
• Teams often create custom prompt files to standardize AI workflows, but these prompts can be hard to discover when users need them most. You can now configure which prompt files appear as suggestions in the Chat welcome view based on contextual conditions.
• The new chat.promptFilesRecommendations setting supports both simple boolean values and when-clause expressions for context-aware suggestions.
• Configure font used in chat
• Settings:
• chat.fontFamily,
• chat.fontSize
• VS Code lets you choose which font to use across the editor, however the Chat view lacked that configurability. We have now added two new settings for configuring the font family (
• chat.fontFamily) and font size (chat.fontSize) of chat messages.
• Collaborate with coding agents (Experimental)
• With coding agents, you delegate tasks to AI agents to be worked on in the background. You can have multiple such agents work in parallel. We're continuing to evolve the chat sessions experience to help you collaborate more effectively with coding agents.
• Chat Sessions view
• Setting:
• chat.agentSessionsViewLocation
• The Chat Sessions view provides a single, unified view for managing both local and contributed chat sessions. We've significantly enhanced the Chat Sessions view where you can now perform all key operations, making it easier to iterate and finalize your coding tasks.
• Status Bar tracking: Monitor progress across multiple coding agents directly from the Status Bar.
• Multi-session support: Launch and manage multiple chat sessions from the same view.
• Expanded context menus: Access more actions to interact with your coding agents efficiently.
• Rich descriptions: With rich description enabled, each list entry now includes detailed context to help you quickly find relevant information.
• GitHub coding agent integration:
• We've improved the integration of GitHub coding agents with chat sessions to deliver a smoother, more intuitive experience.
• Chat editor actions: Easily view or apply code changes, and check out pull requests directly from the chat editor.
• Seamless transitions: Move from local chats to GitHub agent tasks with improved continuity.
• Better session rendering: Various improvements on cards and tools rendering for better visual clarity.
• Performance boosts: Faster sessDelegate to coding agent
• We continued to expand on ways to delegate local tasks in VS Code to a Copilot coding agent:
• Fix todos with coding agent:
• Comments starting with TODO now show a Code Action to quickly initiate a coding agent session.ion loading for a more responsive experience.

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