GitHub presents a concise update, narrated by the GitHub team, on the general availability of the remote MCP server and its integrations with Copilot, security features, and AI-powered development tools.

GitHub’s Remote MCP Server: General Availability & Integrations

GitHub has announced the general availability of its remote MCP (Model-Controlled Platform) server, designed to bring together the full suite of GitHub tools and connect them to your favorite large language models (LLMs).

What’s New in This Release?

Copilot Coding Agent Integration: Seamlessly connect GitHub Copilot for enhanced code generation and AI-assisted development workflows.
Secret Scanning: Proactive detection and alerting for sensitive information in your codebases to prevent leaks and improve security posture.
Code Scanning Alerts: Automated security checks surface vulnerabilities throughout your repositories, offering actionable remediation insights.
Security Advisories: Centralized management of security advisories to keep your projects up-to-date with the latest patches and disclosures.
Robust Automation: The MCP server brings workflow automation and AI capabilities to your development pipeline, improving both developer productivity and code quality.

Getting Started

You can install the remote MCP server from the official GitHub repository. This release makes key AI and security features easily accessible to all GitHub users.

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