AI-powered developer platform GitHub has announced that its code completion tool GitHub Copilot Enterprise is now generally available and will cost an organisation $39 per user per month.
With developers facing roadlocks in the form of bugs or vulnerabilities unique to their organisation’s codebase, customers had been asking for a customised copilot.
To solve this, Github’s most advanced AI offering places institutional knowledge of an organisation at its developers’ fingertips. Now, team members can ask questions about public and private code, get up to speed with new codebases and ensure everyone has access to the same standards and work that’s previously been done, the company said in a press release.
GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke said: “As the technology landscape continues to rapidly evolve, we are expanding capabilities of GitHub Copilot to not only understand your own internal knowledge bases, but also to bring in the latest information from the internet. By integrating Bing search directly into Copilot Chat — available in beta for GitHub Copilot Enterprise — you can find the latest software development-related information like updates to CSS or JavaScript frameworks. This means GitHub Copilot can now help developers explore their curiosity and gain outside knowledge near instantly, at scale.”
GitHub Copilot Enterprise comes with three core features — it enables users to gain a deeper understanding of the organization’s unique codebase, quickly access organisational knowledge and best practices and review pull requests faster, helping them save time.
