趋势解读：GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio Code，May releases，提升开发者接入体验

VS Code continues with weekly stable releases. This changelog covers releases v1.120 through v1.123 , the releases we shipped throughout May and early June 2026. In May, we made the Agents window available in VS Code Stable as a preview, giving users an agent-first experience focused on completing tasks rather than editing code. We also improved support for remotely controlling longer-running, more complex agent sessions. VS Code supports bring-your-own-key (BYOK) models, letting you use your own language model API keys. This month, we expanded BYOK to air-gapped environments and added controls to specify which models handle utility tasks like commit message generation. Agents window in Stable (preview) : Work agent-first across multiple projects with a dedicated surface for faster navigation and change review. Remote agents (preview) : Run sessions on remote machines over SSH or Dev Tunnels, with sessions continuing even when the client disconnects. Agent Host Protocol (AHP) : Continued investment in an open protocol for synchronizing agent session state across multiple clients. Session preferences persist in new sessions : New sessions keep your recent choices, including agent harness and isolation mode. Sessions and Git flow improvements : New sessions can pull base branch updates before the agent starts edits, the Agents window refreshes Git state automatically after commits, syncs, and related operations, and agents can trigger tasks on remote machines. Session sync : Chat sessions now sync automatically to your GitHub account, giving you a searchable history of your work across machines and workspaces. Chronicle : Use /chronicle commands to query past sessions, generate standup reports, and get personalized productivity tips. Multiple sessions side-by-side : Open more than one agent session at the same time in the Agents window. Drag, Alt-click, or use Open to the Side to compare or review work in parallel. Retry network-dependent commands in sandbox : Terminal commands that require network access are automatically retried with broader network permissions, while keeping filesystem protections in place.