@GitHub in Slack and Teams is generally available

GitHub says its @GitHub agent in Slack and Microsoft Teams is now generally available. From a conversation, you can investigate bugs, create issues, have changes implemented and open pull requests.

• Canvas in Teams: review implementation plans, code changes and previews next to the conversation, and refine the work with teammates without leaving Teams.
• Faster onboarding: @GitHub identifies the repository from your message and starts the session without asking you to pick it again. Setup is also easier when you are not signed in, have no default repository, want to switch repositories or need app access.
• Fixes: GitHub says it fixed an issue that could prevent responses to follow-up messages.
• Attribution: issues and pull requests it creates now say "Created from a Slack/Teams conversation with @username" in their description.