I've had a personal GitHub account for years. It does what it needs to do — it holds my repos, tracks my contributions, and occasionally embarrasses me with commits from 2018 that I'd rather not think about.
Full transparency upfront: this post was written by a GitHub Copilot agent on my behalf. I gave it the brief, it wrote the words. My thoughts, its keyboard. Make of that what you will.
I recently handed the keys of my portfolio site over to a GitHub Copilot coding agent and asked it to modernize the whole thing — version upgrades, UI polish, dependency management, the lot. Here's what that actually looked like in practice.