Microsoft GH-300 Bundle

"Review workspace permissions and agent tool approvals" targets Chat works but an agent cannot modify files in a read-only workspace. Chat access and write permissions are independent capabilities. That differs from A developer assumes all IDEs expose identical features; the required decision here is "Consult the supported feature matrix for their exact client". Copilot functionality is not uniform across platforms and versions.

The action "Check plan, policy, IDE and model availability documentation" is useful when A user sees only some model choices available in the editor. Model selection depends on current entitlement and client support. Under the stated condition A developer assumes all IDEs expose identical features, instead choose "Consult the supported feature matrix for their exact client". Copilot functionality is not uniform across platforms and versions.

The alternative "Verify extension compatibility and effective signed-in status" fits another situation: Inline suggestions disappeared after an IDE upgrade. Upgrades may alter client integration or authentication state. Here the condition is A developer assumes all IDEs expose identical features; use "Consult the supported feature matrix for their exact client" instead. Copilot functionality is not uniform across platforms and versions.

The action "Update Node to the supported version before reinstalling" is useful when A developer's npm installation fails because Node is below the documented minimum. Package prerequisites must be satisfied before the CLI can run. Under the stated condition An engineering laptop has Node 22 and needs the standalone Copilot CLI via npm, instead choose "Install the supported @github/copilot package globally". Current npm installation uses the standalone CLI package and compatible Node runtime.

The alternative "Install the copilot-cli cask through Homebrew" addresses A macOS workstation manages developer tools with Homebrew. The CLI can be provisioned through a maintained Homebrew package. It does not resolve An engineering laptop has Node 22 and needs the standalone Copilot CLI via npm; the correct choice is "Install the supported @github/copilot package globally". Current npm installation uses the standalone CLI package and compatible Node runtime.

For the different scenario An old shell tutorial refers to the legacy gh-copilot extension as the current agentic CLI, "Follow current standalone Copilot CLI documentation and command syntax" could be appropriate. Historical extension commands do not define the new terminal-native tool. The present requirement is An engineering laptop has Node 22 and needs the standalone Copilot CLI via npm, which calls for "Install the supported @github/copilot package globally". Current npm installation uses the standalone CLI package and compatible Node runtime.

The alternative "Install the supported @github/copilot package globally" addresses An engineering laptop has Node 22 and needs the standalone Copilot CLI via npm. Current npm installation uses the standalone CLI package and compatible Node runtime. It does not resolve A Windows workstation uses the organization-approved WinGet package manager; the correct choice is "Install the GitHub.Copilot package through WinGet". WinGet offers a supported Windows distribution path.

For the different scenario An old shell tutorial refers to the legacy gh-copilot extension as the current agentic CLI, "Follow current standalone Copilot CLI documentation and command syntax" could be appropriate. Historical extension commands do not define the new terminal-native tool. The present requirement is A Windows workstation uses the organization-approved WinGet package manager, which calls for "Install the GitHub.Copilot package through WinGet". WinGet offers a supported Windows distribution path.

"Update Node to the supported version before reinstalling" targets A developer's npm installation fails because Node is below the documented minimum. Package prerequisites must be satisfied before the CLI can run. That differs from A Windows workstation uses the organization-approved WinGet package manager; the required decision here is "Install the GitHub.Copilot package through WinGet". WinGet offers a supported Windows distribution path.

The alternative "Install the GitHub.Copilot package through WinGet" addresses A Windows workstation uses the organization-approved WinGet package manager. WinGet offers a supported Windows distribution path. It does not resolve A macOS workstation manages developer tools with Homebrew; the correct choice is "Install the copilot-cli cask through Homebrew". The CLI can be provisioned through a maintained Homebrew package.

"Update Node to the supported version before reinstalling" targets A developer's npm installation fails because Node is below the documented minimum. Package prerequisites must be satisfied before the CLI can run. That differs from A macOS workstation manages developer tools with Homebrew; the required decision here is "Install the copilot-cli cask through Homebrew". The CLI can be provisioned through a maintained Homebrew package.

The action "Install the supported @github/copilot package globally" is useful when An engineering laptop has Node 22 and needs the standalone Copilot CLI via npm. Current npm installation uses the standalone CLI package and compatible Node runtime. Under the stated condition A macOS workstation manages developer tools with Homebrew, instead choose "Install the copilot-cli cask through Homebrew". The CLI can be provisioned through a maintained Homebrew package.

"Install the copilot-cli cask through Homebrew" targets A macOS workstation manages developer tools with Homebrew. The CLI can be provisioned through a maintained Homebrew package. That differs from An old shell tutorial refers to the legacy gh-copilot extension as the current agentic CLI; the required decision here is "Follow current standalone Copilot CLI documentation and command syntax". Historical extension commands do not define the new terminal-native tool.

The action "Install the supported @github/copilot package globally" is useful when An engineering laptop has Node 22 and needs the standalone Copilot CLI via npm. Current npm installation uses the standalone CLI package and compatible Node runtime. Under the stated condition An old shell tutorial refers to the legacy gh-copilot extension as the current agentic CLI, instead choose "Follow current standalone Copilot CLI documentation and command syntax". Historical extension commands do not define the new terminal-native tool.

The alternative "Install the GitHub.Copilot package through WinGet" fits another situation: A Windows workstation uses the organization-approved WinGet package manager. WinGet offers a supported Windows distribution path. Here the condition is An old shell tutorial refers to the legacy gh-copilot extension as the current agentic CLI; use "Follow current standalone Copilot CLI documentation and command syntax" instead. Historical extension commands do not define the new terminal-native tool.

"Install the GitHub.Copilot package through WinGet" targets A Windows workstation uses the organization-approved WinGet package manager. WinGet offers a supported Windows distribution path. That differs from A developer's npm installation fails because Node is below the documented minimum; the required decision here is "Update Node to the supported version before reinstalling". Package prerequisites must be satisfied before the CLI can run.

The action "Install the copilot-cli cask through Homebrew" is useful when A macOS workstation manages developer tools with Homebrew. The CLI can be provisioned through a maintained Homebrew package. Under the stated condition A developer's npm installation fails because Node is below the documented minimum, instead choose "Update Node to the supported version before reinstalling". Package prerequisites must be satisfied before the CLI can run.

The alternative "Follow current standalone Copilot CLI documentation and command syntax" addresses An old shell tutorial refers to the legacy gh-copilot extension as the current agentic CLI. Historical extension commands do not define the new terminal-native tool. It does not resolve A developer's npm installation fails because Node is below the documented minimum; the correct choice is "Update Node to the supported version before reinstalling". Package prerequisites must be satisfied before the CLI can run.

The alternative "Change to the correct workspace and start a scoped session" fits another situation: A developer launches the CLI from the wrong repository root. Working-directory context affects files and commands available to the assistant. Here the condition is A newly installed standalone CLI needs to start an interactive session; use "Run copilot in the intended project directory" instead. The terminal-native application opens a task-oriented interactive interface.

The alternative "Check whether the organization's Copilot CLI policy is enabled" addresses A corporate seat permits Copilot Chat but refuses CLI use. Organization-level feature controls can separately gate CLI access. It does not resolve A newly installed standalone CLI needs to start an interactive session; the correct choice is "Run copilot in the intended project directory". The terminal-native application opens a task-oriented interactive interface.

"Authenticate through the CLI's supported login workflow" targets The CLI starts but cannot use the account's Copilot entitlement. Account authentication establishes authorization for the session. That differs from A newly installed standalone CLI needs to start an interactive session; the required decision here is "Run copilot in the intended project directory". The terminal-native application opens a task-oriented interactive interface.

The alternative "Check whether the organization's Copilot CLI policy is enabled" addresses A corporate seat permits Copilot Chat but refuses CLI use. Organization-level feature controls can separately gate CLI access. It does not resolve The CLI starts but cannot use the account's Copilot entitlement; the correct choice is "Authenticate through the CLI's supported login workflow". Account authentication establishes authorization for the session.

For the different scenario A newly installed standalone CLI needs to start an interactive session, "Run copilot in the intended project directory" could be appropriate. The terminal-native application opens a task-oriented interactive interface. The present requirement is The CLI starts but cannot use the account's Copilot entitlement, which calls for "Authenticate through the CLI's supported login workflow". Account authentication establishes authorization for the session.

"Inspect the files and confirm trust only for an appropriate workspace" targets A session prompts whether to trust the current project directory. Trust decisions affect which repository content the assistant may use. That differs from The CLI starts but cannot use the account's Copilot entitlement; the required decision here is "Authenticate through the CLI's supported login workflow". Account authentication establishes authorization for the session.

For the different scenario A newly installed standalone CLI needs to start an interactive session, "Run copilot in the intended project directory" could be appropriate. The terminal-native application opens a task-oriented interactive interface. The present requirement is A session prompts whether to trust the current project directory, which calls for "Inspect the files and confirm trust only for an appropriate workspace". Trust decisions affect which repository content the assistant may use.

The action "Authenticate through the CLI's supported login workflow" is useful when The CLI starts but cannot use the account's Copilot entitlement. Account authentication establishes authorization for the session. Under the stated condition A session prompts whether to trust the current project directory, instead choose "Inspect the files and confirm trust only for an appropriate workspace". Trust decisions affect which repository content the assistant may use.

The alternative "Change to the correct workspace and start a scoped session" fits another situation: A developer launches the CLI from the wrong repository root. Working-directory context affects files and commands available to the assistant. Here the condition is A session prompts whether to trust the current project directory; use "Inspect the files and confirm trust only for an appropriate workspace" instead. Trust decisions affect which repository content the assistant may use.

"Inspect the files and confirm trust only for an appropriate workspace" targets A session prompts whether to trust the current project directory. Trust decisions affect which repository content the assistant may use. That differs from A developer launches the CLI from the wrong repository root; the required decision here is "Change to the correct workspace and start a scoped session". Working-directory context affects files and commands available to the assistant.

The action "Check whether the organization's Copilot CLI policy is enabled" is useful when A corporate seat permits Copilot Chat but refuses CLI use. Organization-level feature controls can separately gate CLI access. Under the stated condition A developer launches the CLI from the wrong repository root, instead choose "Change to the correct workspace and start a scoped session". Working-directory context affects files and commands available to the assistant.

The alternative "Authenticate through the CLI's supported login workflow" fits another situation: The CLI starts but cannot use the account's Copilot entitlement. Account authentication establishes authorization for the session. Here the condition is A developer launches the CLI from the wrong repository root; use "Change to the correct workspace and start a scoped session" instead. Working-directory context affects files and commands available to the assistant.

The action "Change to the correct workspace and start a scoped session" is useful when A developer launches the CLI from the wrong repository root. Working-directory context affects files and commands available to the assistant. Under the stated condition A corporate seat permits Copilot Chat but refuses CLI use, instead choose "Check whether the organization's Copilot CLI policy is enabled". Organization-level feature controls can separately gate CLI access.

The alternative "Run copilot in the intended project directory" fits another situation: A newly installed standalone CLI needs to start an interactive session. The terminal-native application opens a task-oriented interactive interface. Here the condition is A corporate seat permits Copilot Chat but refuses CLI use; use "Check whether the organization's Copilot CLI policy is enabled" instead. Organization-level feature controls can separately gate CLI access.

The alternative "Inspect the files and confirm trust only for an appropriate workspace" addresses A session prompts whether to trust the current project directory. Trust decisions affect which repository content the assistant may use. It does not resolve A corporate seat permits Copilot Chat but refuses CLI use; the correct choice is "Check whether the organization's Copilot CLI policy is enabled". Organization-level feature controls can separately gate CLI access.