GitHub has made Copilot Memory generally available on paid plans. Developers can carry personal preferences and repository conventions across sessions and clients, including test commands and pull request description requirements. This lets them reuse guidance without repeatedly adding it to every request.
Copilot sessions autonomously create and curate memories. Developers can interact with them in the Copilot app, CLI, and VS Code, and view or delete saved personal preferences in Copilot settings.
Separately, GitHub introduced Dreaming in public preview to revise memory using past sessions. It is opt-in, consumes AI credits, and requires administrator permission in organizations. Changes to checked-in skills and instruction files are proposed through pull requests for review.
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