GitHub Mobile: Improved filters and sorting for Copilot sessions
GitHub Mobile now includes improved filters and sorting capabilities for Copilot sessions, making it easier to find and navigate sessions as your list grows.
GitHub Mobile now includes improved filters and sorting for Copilot sessions, making it easier to find the right session as your session list grows.
You can now narrow your session list using lightweight filters designed for mobile, including:
- Active (non-archived)
- Status
- Repository
- Type
- Agent
- Sort
These controls help you quickly find sessions that are active, completed, need your attention, or are associated with a specific repository or session type.
Sort options also make it easier to organize your sessions in the order that works best for you, such as most recent, oldest, active first, or needs-attention first. Changing the sort order preserves your current filter context, so you can refine the list without starting over.
This is now available on the latest production build of GitHub Mobile on iOS and Android.
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