GitHub's Copilot cloud agent audit API is a small feature with a big platform governance signal.
GitHub shipped a changelog item last week that is much more interesting than it looks: repository Copilot cloud agent configuration is now available through the REST API.
Not a new model.
Not a chat panel.
Not a demo where an agent fixes a bug while everyone pretends code review is optional.
An API that tells you how the agent is configured in a repo: MCP servers, enabled tools, GitHub Actions workflow policy, and firewall configuration.
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