GitHub Copilot lets users turn workflows into reusable canvases
Users and the agent can update a shared workspace as work progresses, then keep it for a project or personal reuse.
GitHub’s Copilot app lets users create a shared, editable canvas by describing a workflow in an agent session and running `/create-canvas`, without manually building the interface. Canvases can take forms such as boards, checklists or dashboards, and users and the agent can both change the shared state as work progresses. A canvas is saved as an extension for reuse, either with a project team or as a personal tool. Users can refine it by asking for changes such as filters or columns, or adapt community examples from Awesome Copilot, including release-note, kanban and issue-triage tools.
Why it matters
For people coordinating work with Copilot, this shifts a workflow from a conversation into a shared space that can change as the task moves forward. Project and personal reuse, along with community-made examples, means that space can serve beyond a single session.
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