GitHub ships four hands-on agentic workflow exercises
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💡 Learn the latest GitHub workflows by actually building with them. We’ve released 4 new GitHub Skills exercises designed to give developers practice with AI-powered development, agentic workflows, and code quality. 🧵⬇️
Take your pick of interactive experiences like: 🤖 Orchestrating specialized agents with GitHub Copilot CLI ⚙️ Building agentic workflows that automate repo tasks ✈️ Going from idea to merged PR with the GitHub Copilot app 🛡️ Automating quality signals and catching issues earlier
Ready to start building? Check out the latest GitHub Skills exercises 👇 https://t.co/Wlt6J3CcyQ
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GitHub's four announced Skills exercises teach developers to use AI within repository workflows through hands-on projects. One concrete example is Agentic Workflows That Read the Room: learners build a workflow that uses notes and product updates to draft changes to a website, then opens a pull request for review.
The exercise connects a written task description to an inspectable code-change proposal. Learners install the workflow tooling, write the instructions and examine the resulting pull request, giving them practice with both automation and the review step before changes are accepted.
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