How to use GitHub Copilot Spaces to debug issues faster

GitHub Copilot Spaces is an innovative tool designed to enhance the functionality of GitHub Copilot by providing it with the necessary project context to generate more accurate and relevant code suggestions. It allows developers to create a curated bundle of project knowledge, including files, pull requests, issues, and additional content such as design documents and architecture decisions, which Copilot uses to craft informed responses for coding tasks. Spaces are automatically synchronized with linked content, ensuring that updates in the codebase are reflected in the space, and they can be utilized directly from the developer's integrated development environment (IDE) via the GitHub MCP Server. This feature aids in debugging by allowing Copilot to generate clear plans and pull requests based on real project data, thereby reducing the time spent hunting for information and enabling developers to focus on actual coding work. Spaces also support knowledge sharing and onboarding, making it easier for new engineers to get up to speed and reducing repetitive queries for existing team members, while upcoming enhancements promise even broader functionality.