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description: 'Learn how to configure GitHub Copilot at user, workspace, and repository levels to optimize your AI-assisted development experience.'
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- GitHub Copilot Learning Hub Team
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- configuration
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> **Enhanced autopilot (v1.0.64+)**: When autopilot mode is active — including when launched with `--autopilot` at startup or during automatic continuation turns — the agent automatically handles elicitation dialogs, `ask_user` prompts, sampling requests, and permission prompts without surfacing them as interactive dialogs. This means long-running automated sessions can proceed end-to-end without manual confirmation steps.
> **Auto allow-all mode (v1.0.69+)**: In addition to the standard allow-all mode (which approves everything), the CLI now supports an **auto allow-all** mode that uses an LLM judge to evaluate each tool request. When enabled, the judge automatically approves requests it evaluates as acceptable, and asks you for manual confirmation only for requests it considers risky. This gives you a middle ground between full autopilot and fully supervised operation — most routine actions proceed automatically while unusual or potentially dangerous actions still surface for your review. Enable it from the session UI or with `/allow-all auto`.
> **Auto allow-all mode (v1.0.69+)**: In addition to the standard allow-all mode (which approves everything), the CLI now supports an **auto allow-all** mode that uses an LLM judge to evaluate each tool request. When enabled, the judge automatically approves requests it evaluates as acceptable, and asks you for manual confirmation only for requests it considers risky. This gives you a middle ground between full autopilot and fully supervised operation — most routine actions proceed automatically while unusual or potentially dangerous actions still surface for your review. As of v1.0.69-3, this mode requires experimental features to be enabled — use `/experimental on` or start the CLI with `--experimental` — then activate it with `/allow-all auto`. The previous `AUTO_APPROVAL` environment variable approach has been removed in favour of experimental mode.
> **Read-only `gh` CLI commands (v1.0.46+)**: Read-only `gh` commands — such as `gh issue list`, `gh pr view`, `gh run status`, and other commands that don't write to GitHub — are **automatically approved** without a permission prompt. Only commands that write to GitHub (like creating issues, merging PRs) still require explicit approval. This reduces friction during exploratory sessions where you frequently check issue or PR status.