Sample code for: GitHub Copilot SDK: Put a Coding Agent in Your Python Code - #919
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Code examples for the GitHub Copilot SDK: Put a Coding Agent in Your Python Code tutorial. Files live in the github-copilot-sdk/ top-level folder, named after the article slug.
Generated from the tutorial markdown with the post-materials skill, then verified locally before pushing: every script ran against a live model (ci_agent.py exits 1 on project/shopping.py and 0 on project/test_shopping.py, as the tutorial shows), and the folder passes the repo's Ruff checks.
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