Accessibility Conformance Report for GitHub Copilot Individual

(Based on VPAT® Version 2.4)

Report Date

This report was last updated on March 31, 2025.

Product Description

GitHub Copilot is a coding assistant powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI), which can run in various environments and help you be more efficient in your daily coding tasks. GitHub Copilot Individual enables you to manage access to GitHub Copilot for your projects. Learn more at GitHub Copilot.

Contact Information

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Scope

The scope of this report is limited to:

  • Up to 50 per month: Messages and interactions (Chat)
  • Access to OpenAI GPT-4o (Preview - Chat)
  • Access to Anthropic Claude 3.5 Sonnet (Preview - Chat)
  • Access to OpenAI o3-mini (Preview - Chat)
  • Access to Google Gemini 2.0 Flash (Preview - Chat)
  • Context-aware coding support and explanations (Chat)
  • Debugging and security remediation assistance (Chat)
  • Access to knowledge from top open source repositories (Chat)
  • Generate tests, docs, and more with slash commands (Chat)
  • Web search powered by Bing (Preview - Chat)
  • Explain failed Actions jobs (Preview - Chat)
  • Answers about issues, PRs, discussions, files, commits, etc. (Chat)
  • Multi-file editing in VS Code (Preview - Chat)
  • Switch between models (Preview - Chat)
  • Add images to prompts (Preview - Chat)
  • Up to 2,000 per month: Real time code suggestions (Code completion)
  • Next edit suggestions (Preview - Code completion)
  • Comments to code (Code completion)
  • Tailor chat conversations to your private codebase (unlimited repositories indexed - Customization)
  • Unlimited integrations with GitHub Copilot Extensions
  • Build a private extension for internal tooling
  • Personalize responses with custom instructions (Preview - Customization)
  • Prompt files to store and share reusable instructions (Preview - Customization)
  • Inline chat and prompt suggestions (AI-native experiences)
  • Slash commands and context variables (AI-native experiences)
  • Commit message generation (AI-native experiences)
  • Code feedback in VS Code (Preview - AI-native experiences)
  • Explanations in Visual Studio’s Quick Info (AI-native experiences)
  • Debug assistant in Visual Studio (AI-native experiences)
  • Editors and IDEs - (Supported environments)
  • GitHub (github.com and mobile) (Supported environments)
  • GitHub CLI and Windows Terminal (Supported environments)
  • Public code filter with code referencing (Management and policies)

Results

Please review the following Accessibility Conformance Reports (ACRs) for evaluation results:

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