Copilot memories in Visual Studio helps document your preferences and get better responses for your requests

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GitHub Copilot now includes a memories feature in Visual Studio that automatically learns and documents coding preferences and project guidelines. The feature intelligently detects team preferences from prompts, provides confirmation nudges before saving changes, and organizes memories in either personal user files or version-controlled repository instructions. This helps maintain code consistency, streamline onboarding, and reduce time spent on code review nits by making team standards and best practices automatically accessible.

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