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That's what coding with GitHub Copilot feels like. What is GitHub Copilot? GitHub Copilot is an AI-powered coding assistant that can bootstrap new projects, generate code based on plain-text prompts, ...

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GitHub Copilot is also a time-saving tool. It generates code suggestions based on the context of your code and the libraries you’re using, helping you discover new functions and libraries.

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While Git is a tool for tracking changes in code locally on a computer, GitHub takes it a step further by bringing this process to the cloud. It’s a web-based hosting service for Git repositories.

I promised I'd show you how to bring a codebase into GitHub specifically for analysis by Deep Research. That's what we're about to do in this article. Moving my code into GitHub To demonstrate ...

1] Using Git Command Line This method uses Git commands in the terminal (Git Bash) to initialize your project as a Git repository, link it to a GitHub repository, and push your code.