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SUMMARY:Stop prompting, start delegating: Configure Copilot to own the 
 work (GitHub Universe 2026)
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LOCATION:Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture, 2 Marina Blvd, San 
 Francisco, CA 94123 
DESCRIPTION: Note GitHub has indicated this session is popular and seating 
 is not guaranteed. Arrive early to have the best chance of 
 securing a seat! Your repository’s Copilot configuration may be 
 all that stands between you and trusting AI to handle complex 
 tasks on its own. In this session, Ken Muse and Mickey Gousset 
 demonstrate how to enhance a TypeScript app by layering GitHub 
 Copilot’s full stack, showing how each capability reinforces 
 the last. You’ll see exactly how Copilot spends context and 
 tokens, with before-and-after comparisons that make the 
 efficiency gains measurable. You’ll leave with a working 
 project and an understanding of which Copilot capability fits 
 which task, so you can delegate more and prompt less. 
URL:https://www.kenmuse.com/speaking/2026-10-29-universe26-copilot-configuration-sandbox/
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