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From one-off prompts to workflows: How to use custom agents in GitHub Copilot CLI

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By Jacklyn Carroll, Natalie Guevara
| The GitHub Blog
Developers work across many surfaces like the CLI, IDE, and GitHub. The terminal is often where they turn to move fast, automate tasks, or work directly with systems and scripts. Tools like the GitHub Copilot CLI already make this easier. You can generate commands, debug issues, and move quicker without leaving the terminal.
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Agentic AI, MCP, and spec-driven development: Top blog posts of 2025

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By Natalie Guevara
| The GitHub Blog
Explore the GitHub Blog’s top posts covering the biggest software development topics of the year. December 30, 2025 | 4 minutes Share: As the editor of the GitHub Blog, I get a front-row seat to everything that’s published here. As we wrap up 2025, I’m marking the occasion by looking back at the most popular blog posts of the year as well as some of my favorite interviews. While AI models were the big topic of 2024, this year saw AI become your coding partner.
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Why developers still flock to Python: Guido van Rossum on readability, AI, and the future of programming

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By Natalie Guevara
| The GitHub Blog
Home / Developer skills / Programming languages & frameworks Discover how Python changed developer culture—and see why it keeps evolving. November 25, 2025 | 8 minutes Share: When we shared this year’s Octoverse data with Guido van Rossum, the creator of Python, his first reaction was genuine surprise.
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