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SUMMARY:What happens between pressing Enter and getting a response from 
 GitHub Copilot (GitHub Universe 2026)
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LOCATION:Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture, 2 Marina Blvd, San 
 Francisco, CA 94123 
DESCRIPTION:What are AI credits, and why does typing a few words consume 
 thousands of them? Every GitHub Copilot interaction assembles a 
 layered prompt before anything reaches the model. Most 
 developers never see this process, which makes slow or 
 irrelevant responses hard to diagnose. In this 90 minute 
 workshop, Ken Muse and Mickey Gousset open up the pipeline: how 
 VS Code builds these prompts, how the prioritization engine 
 decides what stays in the context window and what gets silently 
 dropped, and what real-world patterns look like in the debug 
 logs. You’ll leave knowing how to engineer your interactions 
 for maximum signal and minimum waste. 
URL:https://www.kenmuse.com/speaking/2026-10-28-universe26-copilot-response-workshop/
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