Last year, Microsoft introduced the Github Copilot platform, an artificial intelligence-based code recommendation system. At the event held today, the company announced that it has added a voice assistant feature to the Github Copilot platform.
Github Copilot gets voice assistant feature
GitHub has developed a new voice-based interaction system for Copilot. During software development, you will be able to say “Hello GitHub” and perform actions with voice commands like Siri, Alexa or Google Assistant.
The new feature will be available on Copilot, a $10 per month artificial intelligence tool that GitHub launched earlier this year. Copilot, which can work in an integrated development environment (IDE) such as Visual Studio Code, Neovim and JetBrains IDEs, proposes code in line with the needs of software developers.
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“We are excited by the power of your voice to bring the benefits of GitHub Copilot to even more developers, including developers who have trouble typing with their hands,” GitHub wrote in a blog post today. “Hey, GitHub!’ For now, it only reduces the need for a keyboard when coding in VS Code, but we hope to expand its capabilities through further research and testing.” made statements.
Voice work is thought to be particularly useful for accessibility scenarios. Users will be able to ask Copilot to do things with just your voice, like switching to different lines of code or navigating to methods or blocks. The new voice assistant also offers control of Visual Studio Code with commands such as “run program” or “change zen mode”. If you want to know what a piece of code does, you can even request a code summary.