Explore VS Code’s new Agents window — a familiar, focused UI that puts agent-first workflows front and center across repos, harnesses, and machines. It centralizes session management with worktrees, integrated previews, diffs, run tasks and PR flows so agents can iterate across projects while you review, customize extensions, and switch to the editor to edit.

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Explore VS Code’s new Agents window — a familiar, focused UI that puts agent-first workflows front and center across repos, harnesses, and machines. It centralizes session management with worktrees, integrated previews, diffs, run tasks and PR flows so agents can iterate across projects while you review, customize extensions, and switch to the editor to edit.

Agent-First Development Workflows in VS Code with Brigit Murtaugh

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