Today, some features for Visual Studio Code from last week.
Let's see this list with features:
- Mermaid diagrams are now built directly into VS Code.
- the latest Markdown preview improvements in VS Code, including a new diff view, link validation that catches broken references to headers and HTML IDs, and drag-and-drop support for images;
- Autopilot is now enabled by default and knows when a task is truly done, instead of stopping too early or looping too long;
- The integrated browser remembers your visited pages, surfaced as suggestions in the URL bar;
- Customize which toolbar actions stay persistently visible in the browser;
- Enterprise admins can centrally manage which agent plugins are available to their team;
- Bring your own models to VS Code with BYOK, now without requiring a GitHub Copilot account;
- Chronicle is a new experimental feature in VS Code that tracks your Copilot chat interactions in a local SQLite database.
- Claude Fable 5 is now rolling out in Visual Studio Code.
- Access your agent sessions from anywhere on the web, including the GitHub mobile app using Remote Sessions in VS Code!
Hope this help you developers.
