A comprehensive, portable toolkit for configuring VS Code, GitHub Copilot, and a reusable library of agents, prompts, and skills.
- VS Code Profiles: Pre-configured profiles (default, work, minimal) with settings, keybindings, extensions, and snippets
- GitHub Copilot: Custom instructions and a prompt library
- Agents: Reusable agent definitions for planning, reviewing, testing, and documentation
- Skills: Domain-specific knowledge for Angular, .NET, DevOps, and code quality
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/your-org/vscode-copilot-kit.git
cd vscode-copilot-kit
# Install with default profile
.\install\windows\install.ps1
# Or specify a profile
.\install\windows\install.ps1 -Profile work
# Verify installation
.\install\windows\verify.ps1# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/your-org/vscode-copilot-kit.git
cd vscode-copilot-kit
# Install with default profile
./install/mac/install.sh # macOS
./install/linux/install.sh # Linux
# Verify installation
./install/mac/verify.sh # macOS
./install/linux/verify.sh # Linux| Flag | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
-Profile <name> |
Profile to install (default, work, minimal) | default |
-Mode <mode> |
Installation mode (native, copy, link) | native |
-Force |
Force backup even if unchanged | false |
| Profile | Description |
|---|---|
default |
Full-featured setup for general development |
work |
Enterprise-focused with additional security settings |
minimal |
Lightweight setup with essential extensions only |
# Restore from last backup
.\install\windows\uninstall.ps1
# Restore from specific backup
.\install\windows\uninstall.ps1 -Backup "2025-01-24_120000"- Overview
- Installation Guide
- Profiles
- Settings Sync
- Copilot Configuration
- Copilot Chat
- Agents
- Prompts
- Skills
- Workspace Trust
- Troubleshooting
vscode-copilot-kit/
install/ # Installation scripts (Windows, macOS, Linux)
vscode/ # VS Code profiles and extension packs
copilot/ # Copilot instructions, prompts, skills, and agents
agents/ # Role definitions for AI assistants
docs/ # Documentation
- Fork the repository
- Create a feature branch
- Make your changes
- Submit a pull request
MIT