GitHub Copilot coding adventures
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JavaScript
primary language
Oct 2, 2025
updated
Welcome to Copilot Adventures! This series of coding adventures is all about learning new concepts and languages by using GitHub Copilot to help you write code. Let's get started!
To get started, enter the "adventure arena" by clicking the button below. This will create a GitHub Codespace that you can work in. Once it loads select the Create codespace button.
NOTE: You can use 60 hours of GitHub Codespaces for free each month.
If you'd prefer, you can clone the repo and run locally:
git clone https://github.com/microsoft/copilotadventures
Pre-Reqs: Basic programming language knowledge and experience with VS Code is helpful.
If you're new to GitHub Copilot and want to learn how to get started using it, start with one of these warmup adventures:
GitHub Copilot offers three powerful interaction modes:
🤖 Agent Mode - Autonomous AI that can understand complex tasks, create entire projects from scratch, and work across multiple files. Perfect for building complete applications with minimal guidance. Agent mode can iterate on its own code, automatically identify and fix errors, and execute terminal commands.
✏️ Edit Mode - Multi-file editing experience that combines conversational flow with inline code suggestions. Copilot Edits can propose changes across multiple files, create new files, and provide fast iterative feedback for large-scale modifications.
💬 Ask Mode - Interactive chat mode where you collaborate step-by-step with Copilot through conversation. Great for learning, getting explanations, brainstorming solutions, and when you want more control over the process.
Experience autonomous AI agent development with comprehensive project creation
Interactive collaboration with step-by-step guidance and learning
Read Your Copilot Adventure description, the high-Level tasks to perform, and the GitHub Copilot hints to help you write your code.
If you'd like to share your solution with others, perform the following steps:
Publish your adventure solution to a GitHub repo.
Visit https://github.com/microsoft/CopilotAdventures/issues and select New Issue.
Use the following naming convention for the issue title.
Solution for [Name of Your Adventure]
Replace [Name of Your Adventure] with the adventure name you chose to solve (example: The Legendary Duel of Stonevale).
Add a link to your GitHub repo in the body section.
If you have any feedback, share what you found (good or bad). We'd love to hear your feedback!
Once you've completed your first adventure, try it again but this time use GitHub Copilot to complete the adventure using a language that's new to you. For example, if you normally write code in C#, use Copilot to help you solve the adventure using Python or another language you'd like to learn more about.
Try creating a UI for your adventure. Use pure HTML/CSS/JavaScript or a library/framework of your choosing. Let GitHub Copilot help you out with the UI code. If your UI requires images, consider using Bing Image Creator or another AI image generation service.
Do you have a copilot adventure story/puzzle you'd like to submit for others to go through? We'd love to see it! Please submit a pull request to this repository with your adventure and solution.
New Copilot Adventure: [Your Adventure Name] for the PR title. Replace [Your Adventure Name] with the name of your adventure.Solutions, and include it in the PR.We'll review your submission and merge it into the repo if it meets the criteria.
If you get stuck or have any questions about building AI apps, join:
If you have product feedback or errors while building visit:
JavaScript
48.5%
C#
26.1%
Python
25.4%
GitHub Copilot coding adventures
577
stars
95
commits
JavaScript
primary language
Oct 2, 2025
updated
Welcome to Copilot Adventures! This series of coding adventures is all about learning new concepts and languages by using GitHub Copilot to help you write code. Let's get started!
To get started, enter the "adventure arena" by clicking the button below. This will create a GitHub Codespace that you can work in. Once it loads select the Create codespace button.
NOTE: You can use 60 hours of GitHub Codespaces for free each month.
If you'd prefer, you can clone the repo and run locally:
git clone https://github.com/microsoft/copilotadventures
Pre-Reqs: Basic programming language knowledge and experience with VS Code is helpful.
If you're new to GitHub Copilot and want to learn how to get started using it, start with one of these warmup adventures:
GitHub Copilot offers three powerful interaction modes:
🤖 Agent Mode - Autonomous AI that can understand complex tasks, create entire projects from scratch, and work across multiple files. Perfect for building complete applications with minimal guidance. Agent mode can iterate on its own code, automatically identify and fix errors, and execute terminal commands.
✏️ Edit Mode - Multi-file editing experience that combines conversational flow with inline code suggestions. Copilot Edits can propose changes across multiple files, create new files, and provide fast iterative feedback for large-scale modifications.
💬 Ask Mode - Interactive chat mode where you collaborate step-by-step with Copilot through conversation. Great for learning, getting explanations, brainstorming solutions, and when you want more control over the process.
Experience autonomous AI agent development with comprehensive project creation
Interactive collaboration with step-by-step guidance and learning
Read Your Copilot Adventure description, the high-Level tasks to perform, and the GitHub Copilot hints to help you write your code.
If you'd like to share your solution with others, perform the following steps:
Publish your adventure solution to a GitHub repo.
Visit https://github.com/microsoft/CopilotAdventures/issues and select New Issue.
Use the following naming convention for the issue title.
Solution for [Name of Your Adventure]
Replace [Name of Your Adventure] with the adventure name you chose to solve (example: The Legendary Duel of Stonevale).
Add a link to your GitHub repo in the body section.
If you have any feedback, share what you found (good or bad). We'd love to hear your feedback!
Once you've completed your first adventure, try it again but this time use GitHub Copilot to complete the adventure using a language that's new to you. For example, if you normally write code in C#, use Copilot to help you solve the adventure using Python or another language you'd like to learn more about.
Try creating a UI for your adventure. Use pure HTML/CSS/JavaScript or a library/framework of your choosing. Let GitHub Copilot help you out with the UI code. If your UI requires images, consider using Bing Image Creator or another AI image generation service.
Do you have a copilot adventure story/puzzle you'd like to submit for others to go through? We'd love to see it! Please submit a pull request to this repository with your adventure and solution.
New Copilot Adventure: [Your Adventure Name] for the PR title. Replace [Your Adventure Name] with the name of your adventure.Solutions, and include it in the PR.We'll review your submission and merge it into the repo if it meets the criteria.
If you get stuck or have any questions about building AI apps, join:
If you have product feedback or errors while building visit:
JavaScript
48.5%
C#
26.1%
Python
25.4%