So, you can build custom agents. That's not all you can tweak
about these agents and chat sessions though.
There also are prompt files, chat instructions,
MCP servers, toolsets, and chat settings at the point of time
I'm recording this. And as always, chances are high
time. Now, I'll get back to some of the more
But for now, it's worth pointing out the chat settings
up the regular settings, which I showed you before, but focused on
the, well, AI chat related settings.
You could have searched manually for chat in your VS
Code settings, but that's, of course, a quicker way of getting to the exact
settings that allow you to change the behavior of this chat mode and of these
agents. Also worth noting is this button here,
which opens this full screen chat mode here,
which simply is the same as if I would have manually dragged this
all the way over here and then closed my editor.
But that's a quick way of doing it. So if you need more space for your chat
and the other sessions so that you can quickly jump around, that is
how you can do it. Now, when it comes to these sessions,
through your sessions if you've got many of them,
And inside of a chat session, you can also regenerate a
response if you're not happy with it.
So you can retry it so that the agent has another chance of doing
its job, no matter if it was an agent that wrote code or answered a
question. Or you can restore to the last
checkpoint, and that's worth taking a closer
look.