Vibecoding with GitHub Spark

"However, it's now available to anyone with a GitHub CoPilot+ subscription, with the possibility of a wider future rollout. Unlike the standard GitHub Copilot, which acts as a smarter IntelliSense and as a virtual pair programmer that makes suggestions based on what you type, Spark is more like the tools built into Visual Studio Code's Copilot Agent, using prompts to build answers to your questions and producing code that aims to implement your ideas."

"This is pure vibecoding, as good as it gets, because although you can edit the Spark output in its code view, you're much more likely to change or refine its prompts to get the application you want. Instead of starting with a design, you start with an idea and use the tools in Spark to turn it into code-quickly and without needing to interact with the generated JavaScript."

GitHub Spark is an AI-powered application development platform available to GitHub CoPilot+ subscribers with potential wider rollout. Spark generates applications from natural-language prompts rather than offering inline suggestion completions. Users can preview generated apps and view the produced code, but typical workflow emphasizes refining prompts to iterate design and features. Iterations build on previously generated code to add functionality like color options, saved presets, and roll histories. The preview experience may lack direct repository saving in its current form, leading to manual export via cut-and-paste into a code editor.

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