GitHub Copilot's Customize tab has moved to general availability, consolidating MCP servers, plugins, skills, and canvases into a single browsing surface. It offers a Featured view with curated picks, category browsing for MCP servers, and canvases such as one for triaging and delegating Azure DevOps backlog work directly to Copilot.
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What does the Customize tab in the GitHub Copilot app do now that it's generally available?
It brings together MCP servers, plugins, skills, and canvases in one place so users can browse and enable customizations for GitHub Copilot. It includes a Featured view with curated picks from each category, dedicated sections to browse by customization type, and trending or categorized MCP servers. One featured canvas lets users delegate Azure DevOps backlog work, letting Copilot triage issues, prioritize backlogs, and prepare work for review. Developers extending Copilot with MCP servers and plugins can track tooling updates like this on daily.dev.