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Is GitHub Copilot down right now?

GitHub Status currently reports the selected GitHub Copilot components as operational.

GitHub Statusofficial 90-day view
Current provider state
All selected systems operational
Operational

Uptime over the past 90 days, as published by the provider.

View official history ↗
CopilotOperational
90 days ago99.93% uptimeToday
Copilot AI Model ProvidersOperational
90 days ago99.88% uptimeToday
Scope
GitHub Copilot and Copilot AI Model Providers
Source updated
Checked by Qodex
Public provider history, cached for up to five minutes. Published uptime is used when available; otherwise bars show matching incidents in the provider feed. This is not a Qodex availability measurement. Account-specific health may differ.

This page isolates Copilot’s official components from the broader GitHub feed. If both are operational, reproduce the failing suggestion, chat, agent, or pull-request flow in the actual repository.

Qodex does not operate GitHub Copilot. Source: GitHub Status.

GitHub Copilot is operational. Is your workflow?

An official status page answers whether the provider sees a broad service problem. It does not execute the request, repository, or browser journey your product depends on.

What Qodex verifies nextprovider green ≠ workflow green
01

Account session

Verify the active account, organization, seat, and authorization scope in the failing environment.

02

Client and extension

Reproduce on the current stable client, then compare extension, IDE, and CLI behavior.

03

Network path

Check proxy, VPN, DNS, TLS inspection, and firewall rules between the client and provider.

04

Workflow result

Run the real repository or browser task and assert the final output, not only the provider connection.

Official components and incidents

Scope matters. The rows below come from GitHub Status and are filtered to GitHub Copilot. They are evidence from the provider, not synthetic Qodex probes.

Official incident feed0 shown

No matching incident is active in the GitHub Copilot source data returned for this render.

Troubleshoot GitHub Copilot without guessing

Start with the provider state, then move inward through your account, request, application, and final user journey.

Diagnostic sequence4 checks
SignalWhat to verify
Account sessionVerify the active account, organization, seat, and authorization scope in the failing environment.
Client and extensionReproduce on the current stable client, then compare extension, IDE, and CLI behavior.
Network pathCheck proxy, VPN, DNS, TLS inspection, and firewall rules between the client and provider.
Workflow resultRun the real repository or browser task and assert the final output, not only the provider connection.

GitHub Copilot status FAQ

Is GitHub Copilot down right now?

The status above is rendered from GitHub Status and scoped to GitHub Copilot and Copilot AI Model Providers. If the official source is unavailable, Qodex reports the status as unavailable instead of guessing.

Why can GitHub Copilot be operational while my integration is failing?

Provider dashboards report aggregate platform health. Your account, credentials, model access, region, request contract, SDK, repository, browser session, or downstream application flow can still fail independently.

Does Qodex monitor or operate GitHub Copilot?

No. GitHub Copilot is operated by its provider. Qodex renders the provider’s public status data here and helps engineering teams test the API and UI workflows that depend on it.

What should I test after the provider status is green?

Replay the real request and user journey with the same environment, credentials, payload, and assertions used in production. Check the response contract and the final user-visible result, not only connectivity.

from status to proof

Provider green is the start of diagnosis.

Qodex tests the API and UI path your team actually ships, then keeps the evidence with the failure.

Test the workflow