Visual Studio Code

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The open source AI code editor

⚡ TypeScript 7 compiles the 2.3M-line VS Code codebase in under five seconds. TypeScript creator Anders Hejlsberg explains how the new Go-powered compiler and language service scale with shared-memory concurrency. 📖 Read more: aka.ms/typescript7

⚡ VS Code shipped a wave of updates for agents and the editor this month! 🔍 Review multi-file changes at a glance in the Agents window 📝 Edit Markdown files alongside agent feedback with the hybrid editor 🎙️ Built-in dictation in chat, editors, and the terminal ✨ Modern UI preview, and much more!

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📊 Early production insights from MAI-Code-1-Flash We're sharing an early look at how MAI-Code-1-Flash performs in production and what the data suggests about coding quality and token efficiency in real developer workflows. 🔗 Read the full analysis: aka.ms/VSCodeBlog/MAI

MAI-Code-1-Flash: early results from real developer workflows

MAI-Code-1-Flash is a lightweight coding model purpose built for the fast, iterative work developers do every day in GitHub. In this post, we share what the data is telling us about how it performs…

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🚀 See what your subagents are doing in real time, use built-in dictation across VS Code, and streamline docs with the hybrid Markdown editor. 🧵 Here's what's new in the latest VS Code release:

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🚀 The latest VS Code release brings new capabilities for agent workflows. The workbench gets a fresh look with the experimental Modern UI preview. You can now run terminal commands directly from chat. For more complex tasks, agents can create sessions and delegate work across conversations.

⚡ VS Code just shipped a big wave of GitHub Copilot upgrades! 🌐 Build and validate web apps with browser agent tools 🤖 Manage parallel agent workflows with the Agents window (Preview) 🎓 New VS Code Learn courses, and much more. 📖 Read the full changelog: aka.ms/VSCode/chang... Happy coding! 💙

Promotional graphic for GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio Code June 2026 releases. The image features a dark background with a subtle grid pattern and a large green glowing circle containing the GitHub Copilot logo silhouette. Centered white text reads “GitHub Copilot in VS Code June 2026 releases,” with a “NEW RELEASE” badge displayed below. The design uses a dark theme with green accents, reflecting the Visual Studio Code and GitHub Copilot branding.

🚀 Build and test web apps right in the browser with VS Code! Pages can now request camera, location, and device access with per-site approval prompts. The Agents window (Preview) also introduces guided onboarding tours to help you get started faster.

🚀 VS Code has never been more powerful! In this video, we highlight the latest features including integrated browser improvements, device emulation, Mermaid diagrams, better issue reporting, and a sneak peek of our new VS Code Learn content. Check it out: ▶️ youtu.be/5wa2y0nmvuo

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🚀 The latest VS Code release makes model tuning and chat cost tracking easier. Adjust context size and reasoning effort from one unified model customization picker. You can also see the total cost of every chat session, so it’s easier to understand usage over time.

🚀 The latest VS Code release just expanded your AI model options. Discover and install extra providers from the Marketplace right inside the editor. Just browse, install, and your new models show up in the picker!

The Integrated Browser in VS Code just got more useful. 🌐 ⭐ Favorites 📸 Full-page screenshots ✂️ Partial screenshots Small additions, but they make it much easier to research, test, document, and stay in flow without leaving VS Code.