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How to manage third-party coding agents in your GitHub organization

Here is how to manage third-party coding agents in your github organization

  1. First click on your profile picture in the top-right corner of the header
  2. Next click on "Organizations" in the dropdown menu
  3. Click on the "Settings" button next to the organization you want to manage
  4. Click on "Copilot" in the left sidebar under Code, planning, and automation section
  5. Click on "Coding agent" in the Copilot submenu
  6. Then locate the "Partner agents" section
  7. Finally enable or disable coding agents

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Why should you manage third-party coding agents in your GitHub organization

GitHub is a collaborative platform for developers to share, build, and manage code.

Managing third-party coding agents within your GitHub organization ensures seamless integration with external tools while maintaining security.

This feature allows you to monitor and control access, ensuring that only trustworthy agents interact with your projects.

Ultimately, it streamlines workflows and enhances the productivity of your development team.

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April 13, 2026
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