Copilot enters Xcode’s built-in assistant in the 27.3 beta
The public preview supports every Copilot plan, with Mac requirements and usage limits.
GitHub opened public preview of Copilot in Xcode’s built-in coding assistant on November 4. It requires Xcode 27.3 beta and a Mac running macOS Tahoe 26.6 or later. Setup is under Xcode Settings → Intelligence. The existing Copilot for Xcode extension remains a separate option.
GitHub says all Copilot plans are supported. Free access has usage limits; the standard individual Pro list price is US$10 per month. Usage and model access follow the selected plan and organization policies; paid overages may apply. This is general Copilot pricing, not a new Xcode-specific charge.
Rollout in Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan, Traditional Chinese/Cantonese support and local checkout totals are unconfirmed. This public preview was not product-tested and is not a stable-Xcode release.
GitHub says all Copilot plans are supported. Free access has usage limits; the standard individual Pro list price is US$10 per month. Usage and model access follow the selected plan and organization policies; paid overages may apply. This is general Copilot pricing, not a new Xcode-specific charge.
Rollout in Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan, Traditional Chinese/Cantonese support and local checkout totals are unconfirmed. This public preview was not product-tested and is not a stable-Xcode release.
Usage conditions
- Hong Kong
- Hong Kong: rollout, Traditional Chinese/Cantonese and local pricing are unconfirmed. Xcode 27.3 beta, macOS Tahoe 26.6+, Copilot account and usage requirements apply.
- Macau
- Macau: rollout, Traditional Chinese/Cantonese and local pricing are unconfirmed. Xcode 27.3 beta, macOS Tahoe 26.6+, Copilot account and usage requirements apply.
- Taiwan
- Taiwan: rollout, Traditional Chinese/Cantonese and local pricing are unconfirmed. Xcode 27.3 beta, macOS Tahoe 26.6+, Copilot account and usage requirements apply.
Official source: GitHub Copilot is now available in Xcode’s coding assistant