[copilot-cli-research] Copilot CLI Deep Research - February 2026

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🔍 Copilot CLI Deep Research Report

Analysis Date: February 9, 2026
Repository: github/gh-aw
Scope: 208 total workflows, 71 using Copilot engine (34%)
Workflow Run: §21831314011

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📊 Executive Summary

Research Topic: Copilot CLI Optimization Opportunities
Key Findings:

1. Zero custom model usage - All workflows use default model despite documented support
2. Zero engine.agent usage - The --agent flag feature is completely unused
3. Minimal sandbox adoption - Only 1 workflow (0.6%) uses sandbox security features
4. Low network restrictions - Only 18% of workflows use network.allowed despite security benefits

Primary Recommendation: Add documentation examples and templates demonstrating custom models, engine.agent configuration, and sandbox security patterns to improve feature adoption.

This research analyzed the gap between available Copilot CLI features (documented in code and docs) and actual usage patterns across 71 Copilot workflows. The findings reveal significant underutilization of advanced features, particularly around performance optimization (custom models), security hardening (sandbox/network restrictions), and specialized behavior (custom agents).

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Critical Findings

🔴 High Priority Issues

1. Zero Custom Model Usage

• What: All 71 Copilot workflows use the default model, despite engine.model being fully supported
• Impact: Missing opportunities for cost optimization (cheaper models for simple tasks) and performance tuning (faster models for time-sensitive tasks)
• Where: Workflows like auto-triage-issues.md, ai-moderator.md could use gpt-5.1-codex-mini for simple classification tasks
• Barrier: No documentation examples showing WHEN and WHY to use custom models

2. Minimal Sandbox Adoption (Security Risk)

• What: Only 1/71 workflows (0.6%) uses sandbox isolation despite network/firewall features being available
• Impact: Workflows processing untrusted input lack isolation, increasing security risk
• Where: Workflows that process user content, external PRs, or web data should use sandbox
• Barrier: Documentation doesn't clearly explain security benefits or provide templates

3. Low Network Restriction Usage

• What: Only 13/71 workflows (18%) use network.allowed despite firewall capabilities
• Impact: Workflows have broader network access than needed, violating least-privilege principle
• Where: Most workflows could restrict to [defaults, github] or specific domains
• Barrier: No clear guidance on default network access or restriction patterns

4. Zero engine.agent Usage

• What: The --agent flag feature is documented but completely unused across all 71 workflows
• Impact: Missing opportunities for specialized agent behavior via custom agent files
• Where: Workflows like archie.md, brave.md have distinct personas that could use custom agents
• Barrier: Confusion between agent imports (markdown inclusion) vs engine.agent (--agent flag)

🟡 Medium Priority Opportunities

5. No Custom CLI Arguments (engine.args)

• Current: 0/71 workflows use engine.args
• Opportunity: Pass workflow-specific flags like --verbose, --debug, additional --add-dir paths
• Use case: Debugging workflows could add --verbose for detailed logging

6. No Custom Environment Variables (engine.env)

• Current: 0/71 workflows use engine.env
• Opportunity: Set engine-specific config without polluting workflow env
• Use case: Custom API endpoints, debug modes, feature flags

7. Low safe-inputs Adoption

• Current: Only 3/71 workflows (4%) use safe-inputs
• Opportunity: More workflows could sanitize user inputs for security
• Barrier: Feature may be too new or not well-understood

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1️⃣ Current State Analysis

View Copilot CLI Capabilities Inventory

Copilot CLI Capabilities Inventory

Version Information: Using latest Copilot CLI (version managed via engine.version)

Available Features (from pkg/workflow/copilot_engine_execution.go):

Core CLI Flags

• --add-dir - Add directories to Copilot's context (automatically added: /tmp/gh-aw/, workspace)
• --log-level - Set logging verbosity (always set to "all")
• --log-dir - Set log output directory (always set to /tmp/gh-aw/sandbox/agent/logs/)
• --disable-builtin-mcps - Disable built-in MCP servers (always enabled)
• --model - Override AI model (supports custom models)
• --agent - Specify custom agent file (via engine.agent)
• --allow-tool - Grant tool permissions (auto-generated from tools config)
• --allow-all-tools - Grant all tool permissions (when bash: ["*"] or bash: [":*"])
• --allow-all-paths - Allow write access to all paths (auto-enabled with edit tool)
• --share - Generate conversation markdown (ALWAYS auto-enabled by compiler)

Engine Configuration Options

• engine.id: copilot or engine: copilot - Select Copilot engine
• engine.version - Pin Copilot CLI version (default: latest)
• engine.model - Override default model (e.g., gpt-5.1-codex-mini, claude-sonnet-4)
• engine.args - Custom CLI arguments (injected before --prompt)
• engine.env - Custom environment variables
• engine.agent - Custom agent identifier (references .github/agents/*.agent.md)
• engine.command - Override copilot command (for testing/custom builds)

Tool Integration

• GitHub MCP server (via tools.github)
• Playwright MCP server (via tools.playwright)
• Serena MCP server (via tools.serena)
• Safe-outputs MCP server (auto-configured when safe-outputs enabled)
• Safe-inputs MCP server (auto-configured when safe-inputs enabled)
• Agentic-workflows MCP server (via tools.agentic-workflows)
• Web-fetch builtin (via tools.web-fetch)
• Cache-memory (via tools.cache-memory)
• Repo-memory (via tools.repo-memory)
• Custom MCP servers (via tools config with stdio/http transport)

Network & Security Features

• network.allowed - Firewall rules restricting network access
• sandbox.agent: awf - Application Whitelisting Framework (AWF) for process isolation
• sandbox.agent: srt - Sandbox Runtime (SRT) for container-based isolation

Model Selection

• Environment variable override: GH_AW_MODEL_AGENT_COPILOT
• Detection job model: GH_AW_MODEL_DETECTION_COPILOT
• Default model: Claude Sonnet 4
• Default detection model: gpt-5.1-codex-mini

View Usage Statistics

Usage Statistics

Repository Overview:

• Total Workflows: 208 markdown files in .github/workflows/
• Copilot Workflows: 71 (34% of total workflows)
• Other Engines: Claude (8 workflows), Codex (3 workflows), Custom engines (remaining)

Engine Configuration Patterns:

• Using engine: copilot: 71 workflows (100% of Copilot workflows)
• Using engine.id: copilot: 0 workflows (deprecated syntax not used)
• Using engine.model: 0 workflows ❌
• Using engine.agent: 0 workflows ❌
• Using engine.args: 0 workflows ❌
• Using engine.env: 0 workflows ❌

Tool Usage (among 71 Copilot workflows):

• tools.github: 71/71 (100%) - Universal GitHub API access
• tools.bash: 53/71 (75%) - Shell command execution
• tools.edit: 52/71 (73%) - File editing capabilities
• tools.playwright: 2/71 (3%) - Browser automation
• tools.serena: ~10/71 (14%) - Code analysis
• tools.web-fetch: ~15/71 (21%) - Web content fetching
• tools.cache-memory: 15/71 (21%) - Persistent caching
• tools.repo-memory: 12/71 (17%) - Repository-scoped memory

Security & Network:

• safe-outputs: 56/71 (79%) - High adoption for controlled side effects
• safe-inputs: 3/71 (4%) - Very low adoption
• network.allowed: 13/71 (18%) - Low network restriction usage
• sandbox.agent: 1/71 (0.6%) - Minimal sandbox usage

Timeout Distribution (119 workflows analyzed):

• 5 minutes: 8 workflows (7%)
• 10 minutes: 24 workflows (20%) ⭐ Most common
• 15 minutes: 26 workflows (22%) ⭐ Most common
• 20 minutes: 23 workflows (19%)
• 30 minutes: 27 workflows (23%) ⭐ Most common
• 45+ minutes: 11 workflows (9%)
• Median: 15-20 minutes
• Outliers: agent-persona-explorer (180 min), daily-team-evolution-insights (90 min)

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2️⃣ Feature Usage Matrix

Feature Category	Available Features	Used	Not Used	Usage Rate
Engine Config	model, agent, args, env, version, command	version (implicit)	model, agent, args, env, command	~0%
CLI Flags (Auto)	--share, --disable-builtin-mcps, --log-level, --add-dir	All (auto-added)	N/A	100%
CLI Flags (Manual)	--model, --agent, custom args	None	All	0%
Tools (Built-in)	github, bash, edit, web-fetch	github(100%), bash(75%), edit(73%), web-fetch(21%)	N/A	High
Tools (MCP)	playwright, serena, agentic-workflows	Low usage	Most workflows	~10%
Safe Outputs	All types	56/71 (79%)	15/71	79%
Safe Inputs	Secret sanitization	3/71 (4%)	68/71	4%
Network Security	firewall, allowlist	13/71 (18%)	58/71	18%
Sandbox	AWF, SRT isolation	1/71 (0.6%)	70/71	0.6%
Memory	cache-memory, repo-memory	cache(21%), repo(17%)	~60-65%	~20%

Key Insight: High adoption of core tools (github, bash, edit) and safe-outputs, but very low adoption of advanced features (custom models, agents, sandbox, network restrictions).

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3️⃣ Missed Opportunities

View High Priority Opportunities

🔴 High Priority

Opportunity 1: Custom Models for Cost Optimization

What: Use cheaper/faster models for simple tasks via engine.model

Why It Matters:

• Cost savings: gpt-5.1-codex-mini is significantly cheaper than default Claude Sonnet 4
• Performance: Faster models reduce latency for simple tasks
• Right-sizing: Match model complexity to task complexity

Where:

• Simple classification workflows: auto-triage-issues.md, ai-moderator.md
• Quick analysis workflows: artifacts-summary.md, cli-consistency-checker.md
• Label management: Any workflow with safe-outputs.add-labels

How to Implement:

---
engine:
  id: copilot
  model: gpt-5.1-codex-mini  # Cheaper, faster for simple tasks
tools:
  github:
    toolsets: [issues]
safe-outputs:
  add-labels:
    allowed: [bug, enhancement, documentation]
---

# Simple Issue Triage

Analyze issue and add appropriate label.

Expected Benefits:

• 50-70% cost reduction for simple workflows
• 2-3x faster response times
• No quality loss for classification tasks

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Opportunity 2: Sandbox Security for Untrusted Input

What: Enable sandbox.agent: awf for workflows processing external/untrusted content

Why It Matters:

• Security isolation: Prevents malicious code execution from user input
• Network restriction: Firewall limits outbound connections
• Process isolation: Limits file system and system call access

Where:

• User content workflows: ai-moderator.md (external PR comments)
• Web scraping workflows: brave.md, any workflow with web-fetch
• External data processing: Workflows analyzing external repositories

How to Implement:

---
engine: copilot
sandbox:
  agent: awf  # Application Whitelisting Framework
network:
  allowed:
    - defaults    # GitHub API
    - github      # github.com domain
tools:
  github:
    toolsets: [issues]
  web-fetch:
safe-outputs:
  add-labels:
    allowed: [spam, ai-generated]
---

# AI Moderator (Hardened)

Analyze user comments for spam/abuse with security isolation.

Expected Benefits:

• Prevent code injection attacks
• Limit blast radius of compromised workflows
• Compliance with security best practices

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Opportunity 3: Network Allowlisting by Default

What: Add network.allowed to all workflows to restrict outbound connections

Why It Matters:

• Least privilege: Workflows only access what they need
• Data exfiltration prevention: Limits unauthorized network access
• Attack surface reduction: Prevents accidental or malicious external calls

Where: All workflows except those explicitly needing broad network access

Recommended Pattern:

---
engine: copilot
network:
  allowed:
    - defaults    # GitHub API (api.github.com)
    - github      # github.com (for GitHub MCP)
    # Add specific domains only when needed
tools:
  github:
    toolsets: [default]
---

Expected Benefits:

• 80% of workflows could use [defaults, github] allowlist
• Prevent accidental external API calls
• Better audit trail of network dependencies

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Opportunity 4: Custom Agents for Specialized Workflows

What: Use engine.agent to reference custom agent files for workflows with distinct personas

Why It Matters:

• Specialized behavior: Custom agent files can optimize prompts for specific tasks
• Consistency: Agent definitions are reusable across workflows
• Clarity: Separates agent behavior from workflow instructions

Where:

• Persona-driven workflows: archie.md (diagram generator), brave.md (search agent)
• Specialized analysis: agent-performance-analyzer.md, breaking-change-checker.md

How to Implement:

1. Create .github/agents/diagram-specialist.agent.md:

# Diagram Specialist Agent

You are a specialized AI agent that creates clear, concise Mermaid diagrams.

## Core Competencies
- Analyze complex relationships
- Generate Mermaid syntax
- Focus on clarity over complexity

## Style Guidelines
- Maximum 10 nodes per diagram
- Use descriptive labels
- Prefer simple over complex

2. Reference in workflow:

---
engine:
  id: copilot
  agent: diagram-specialist  # References .github/agents/diagram-specialist.agent.md
tools:
  github:
    toolsets: [default]
---

# Archie - Diagram Generator

Create a Mermaid diagram for issue #${{ github.event.issue.number }}

Expected Benefits:

• More consistent agent behavior
• Reusable agent definitions
• Better separation of concerns

View Medium Priority Opportunities

🟡 Medium Priority

Opportunity 5: Custom CLI Arguments for Debugging

What: Use engine.args to pass custom flags to Copilot CLI

Why It Matters:

• Debugging: Add --verbose or --debug for troubleshooting
• Customization: Add extra --add-dir paths for workflow-specific context
• Flexibility: Override defaults without code changes

Example:

---
engine:
  id: copilot
  args: ["--verbose", "--add-dir", "/custom/path"]
tools:
  github:
    toolsets: [default]
---

Use Cases:

• Debugging failing workflows
• Testing Copilot CLI features
• Custom directory contexts

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Opportunity 6: Engine Environment Variables

What: Use engine.env for engine-specific configuration

Why It Matters:

• Scoping: Keep engine config separate from workflow env
• Feature flags: Enable experimental Copilot features
• API endpoints: Custom endpoints for testing

Example:

---
engine:
  id: copilot
  env:
    COPILOT_DEBUG_MODE: "true"
    CUSTOM_FEATURE_FLAG: "enabled"
---

Use Cases:

• Testing new Copilot features
• Development/staging environment config
• Feature flag management

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Opportunity 7: Expand safe-inputs Adoption

What: More workflows should use safe-inputs for input sanitization

Current: Only 3/71 workflows use safe-inputs
Opportunity: Any workflow processing user input should sanitize

Where:

• Workflows triggered by issue/PR comments
• Workflows processing external data
• Workflows that echo user content

Example:

---
engine: copilot
tools:
  github:
    toolsets: [issues]
safe-inputs:
  secrets:
    - name: API_KEY
      source: secrets.API_KEY
safe-outputs:
  add-comment:
    max: 1
---

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Opportunity 8: More Aggressive Timeout Tuning

Current: Most workflows use 10-30 minute timeouts
Opportunity: Right-size timeouts based on actual workflow complexity

Recommendations:

• Simple label/triage: 5-10 minutes
• Data analysis: 15-20 minutes
• Code generation/refactoring: 30-45 minutes
• Deep research/exploration: 60+ minutes

Pattern:

timeout-minutes: 10  # Start conservative, increase if needed

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Opportunity 9: Repo-Memory for Trend Analysis

Current: 12/71 workflows use repo-memory
Opportunity: More workflows could track trends over time

Where:

• Daily/weekly reports
• Performance monitoring
• Quality metrics
• Historical comparisons

Example:

tools:
  repo-memory:
    branch-name: memory/performance-metrics
    file-glob: "**/*.json"
    max-file-size: 204800  # 200KB
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View Low Priority Opportunities

🟢 Low Priority

Opportunity 10: Playwright for Browser Testing

Current: Only 2/71 workflows use Playwright
Opportunity: Workflows testing web UIs or scraping complex sites

Use Case: Testing documentation sites, validating links, screenshot generation

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Opportunity 11: Version Pinning for Stability

Current: Implicit use of latest version
Opportunity: Pin specific Copilot CLI versions for reproducibility

Example:

engine:
  id: copilot
  version: "0.0.405"  # Pin specific version
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Trade-off: Stability vs. missing new features

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Opportunity 12: Custom Commands for Testing

Current: No workflows use engine.command
Opportunity: Test custom Copilot builds or forks

Example:

engine:
  id: copilot
  command: "/usr/local/bin/copilot-dev"  # Test build
---

Use Case: Internal testing only

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4️⃣ Specific Workflow Recommendations

View Workflow-Specific Recommendations

High-Impact Workflows

Workflow: ai-moderator.md

Current State: Simple spam detection with default model, no sandbox
Recommended Changes:

1. Add engine.model: gpt-5.1-codex-mini (cheaper for classification)
2. Add sandbox.agent: awf (security isolation for untrusted content)
3. Add network.allowed: [defaults, github] (restrict network access)

Expected Benefits: 60% cost reduction, improved security posture

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Workflow: archie.md

Current State: Diagram generation with default config
Recommended Changes:

1. Create .github/agents/diagram-specialist.agent.md
2. Add engine.agent: diagram-specialist
3. Add timeout-minutes: 10 (currently 10, keep as-is)

Expected Benefits: More consistent diagram quality, reusable agent definition

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Workflow: auto-triage-issues.md

Current State: Issue classification with default model
Recommended Changes:

1. Add engine.model: gpt-5.1-codex-mini (cheaper for labeling)
2. Add network.allowed: [defaults, github]

Expected Benefits: 60% cost reduction, faster labeling

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Workflow: breaking-change-checker.md

Current State: Comprehensive API analysis
Recommended Changes:

1. Keep default model (complex analysis needs powerful model)
2. Add network.allowed: [defaults, github]
3. Consider timeout-minutes: 15 (currently 10, may need more time)

Expected Benefits: Better security isolation

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Workflow: brave.md

Current State: Web search with external API
Recommended Changes:

1. Add sandbox.agent: awf (isolate web content)
2. Add network.allowed: [defaults, github, "api.search.brave.com"]

Expected Benefits: Security isolation for web content

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Template Recommendations

Simple Classification Template

---
description: Simple issue/PR classification
engine:
  id: copilot
  model: gpt-5.1-codex-mini  # Cost optimization
network:
  allowed: [defaults, github]
tools:
  github:
    toolsets: [issues]
safe-outputs:
  add-labels:
    allowed: [bug, enhancement, documentation]
timeout-minutes: 10
---

Secure External Content Template

---
description: Process external/untrusted content
engine: copilot
sandbox:
  agent: awf  # Security isolation
network:
  allowed:
    - defaults
    - github
    - "specific-domain.com"  # Only if needed
tools:
  github:
    toolsets: [default]
  web-fetch:
safe-outputs:
  add-comment:
    max: 1
timeout-minutes: 15
---

Specialized Agent Template

---
description: Workflow with custom agent behavior
engine:
  id: copilot
  agent: custom-agent-name  # References .github/agents/custom-agent-name.agent.md
network:
  allowed: [defaults, github]
tools:
  github:
    toolsets: [default]
timeout-minutes: 20
---

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5️⃣ Trends & Insights

View Historical Trends

First Comprehensive Analysis

This is the first comprehensive Copilot CLI deep research for this repository. Future analyses will track:

• Feature adoption trends (are recommendations being implemented?)
• New Copilot CLI features and their usage
• Cost optimization impact from custom models
• Security improvements from sandbox adoption
• Performance changes from timeout tuning

Baseline Metrics (February 2026):

• Custom model usage: 0%
• Engine.agent usage: 0%
• Sandbox adoption: 0.6%
• Network restrictions: 18%
• Safe-outputs adoption: 79%

Next Analysis: Recommend quarterly deep research to track improvements

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6️⃣ Best Practice Guidelines

Based on this research, here are recommended best practices for Copilot workflows:

1. Right-Size Your Model

• Simple tasks (labeling, classification): Use engine.model: gpt-5.1-codex-mini
• Complex tasks (code generation, analysis): Use default Claude Sonnet 4
• Detection tasks: System auto-uses gpt-5.1-codex-mini

2. Secure by Default

• Always add network.allowed: [defaults, github] unless you need external access
• Always use sandbox.agent: awf for workflows processing untrusted content
• Always use safe-inputs when handling secrets or user input

3. Optimize Timeouts

• Start with 10 minutes for simple workflows
• Use 15-20 minutes for standard analysis
• Use 30+ minutes only for complex/deep research
• Monitor and adjust based on actual runtime

4. Use Custom Agents for Personas

• Create .github/agents/*.agent.md for specialized behavior
• Reference with engine.agent: agent-name
• Reuse across multiple workflows

5. Leverage Safe-Outputs

• Use for ALL workflows that modify repository state
• Configure appropriate max limits
• Use expires for temporary outputs
• Use group for related issues

6. Memory for Continuity

• Use repo-memory for trend tracking
• Use cache-memory for temporary data
• Keep file sizes small (<200KB)

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7️⃣ Action Items

Immediate Actions (this week)

• Update documentation - Add examples showing custom model usage to docs/src/content/docs/reference/engines.md
• Create templates - Add workflow templates demonstrating engine.agent, sandbox, network restrictions
• Security audit - Review workflows processing untrusted content and add sandbox isolation

Short-term (this month)

• Pilot program - Convert 3-5 simple workflows to use gpt-5.1-codex-mini and measure cost savings
• Create custom agents - Develop .github/agents/ files for common personas (diagram-specialist, security-analyzer, etc.)
• Network restrictions - Add network.allowed to 20+ workflows that don't need external access
• Safe-inputs expansion - Identify workflows handling secrets and add safe-inputs configuration

Long-term (this quarter)

• Cost optimization campaign - Migrate 30+ simple workflows to cheaper models
• Security hardening - Enable sandbox for all workflows processing external data
• Feature adoption tracking - Implement quarterly deep research to measure improvement
• Documentation overhaul - Add "when to use" decision trees for models, sandbox, network restrictions
• Template library - Create 10+ workflow templates covering common patterns
• Training materials - Develop guide on Copilot CLI optimization best practices

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View Supporting Evidence & Methodology

📚 References

Code Analysis

• pkg/workflow/copilot_engine.go - Core engine interface and capabilities
• pkg/workflow/copilot_engine_execution.go - CLI argument construction and execution
• pkg/workflow/copilot_engine_tools.go - Tool permissions and configuration
• pkg/workflow/copilot_mcp.go - MCP server integration
• pkg/workflow/copilot_srt.go - Sandbox Runtime integration

Documentation

• AI Engines Reference
• Frontmatter Configuration
• Tools & MCP Servers
• Sandbox & Security

Workflows Analyzed

• 208 total workflow markdown files in .github/workflows/
• 71 workflows using engine: copilot
• Sample workflows reviewed: agent-performance-analyzer.md, ai-moderator.md, archie.md, auto-triage-issues.md, brave.md, breaking-change-checker.md, and 65 others

Research Methodology

Phase 1: Capability Inventory

1. Code Analysis: Examined 24 Copilot-related Go files in pkg/workflow/ and pkg/cli/
2. Documentation Review: Analyzed docs/src/content/docs/reference/engines.md and related guides
3. Feature Extraction: Identified all CLI flags, engine configuration options, and MCP integrations

Tools Used:

• find pkg -name 'copilot*.go' - Located all Copilot source files
• Manual code review of execution logic
• Documentation cross-referencing

Phase 2: Usage Pattern Analysis

1. Workflow Discovery: Found 71/208 workflows using Copilot engine
2. Configuration Parsing: Used grep to extract frontmatter patterns across all workflows
3. Statistical Analysis: Counted feature usage, calculated percentages, identified patterns

Tools Used:

• grep -l "engine: copilot" .github/workflows/*.md - Found Copilot workflows
• Manual frontmatter inspection of 20+ workflows
• Pattern matching for features (model, agent, args, tools, etc.)

Phase 3: Gap Analysis

1. Feature Mapping: Compared available features (Phase 1) with actual usage (Phase 2)
2. Zero-Usage Identification: Flagged features with 0% adoption despite availability
3. Low-Adoption Analysis: Identified features with <20% adoption
4. Barrier Identification: Hypothesized why features aren't being used

Analysis Framework:

• Available but unused = opportunity
• Low usage + high value = high priority
• Documented but confusing = documentation gap

Phase 4: Recommendation Generation

1. Prioritization: Ranked opportunities by impact (security, cost, performance, DX)
2. Specificity: Provided concrete examples and code snippets for each recommendation
3. Feasibility: Considered implementation complexity and maintenance burden
4. Trade-offs: Documented pros/cons of each recommendation

Criteria:

• High priority: Security, cost, significant performance
• Medium priority: Developer experience, consistency
• Low priority: Nice-to-haves, edge cases

Limitations

• Static analysis: Didn't run workflows to test actual behavior
• Documentation-based: Assumed documented features are fully functional
• Snapshot in time: Analysis based on codebase state as of Feb 9, 2026
• No cost data: Didn't measure actual cost savings (estimates based on general model pricing)

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