Need org-level Copilot isolation for users with one GitHub account

[SpootyMcSpoot]

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Product Feedback

💬 Feature/Topic Area

Copilot in GitHub

Body

I want to share a workflow problem and see who else needs this.

I use one GitHub account in two orgs:

• business org
• personal org

I already separate repos and VS Code profiles, but Copilot identity is still one user principal. That means org separation is partial, not strict.

What would help most

• Copilot context profiles scoped by organization
• Automatic org context selection from the active repo
• Optional "strict isolation" mode to block cross-org context
• Separate org-level usage and policy visibility

Why this is important

This would reduce accidental cross-context leakage and help with compliance requirements, while keeping normal single-account workflows.

If you need this too, please react/comment with:

1. Your use case (work + personal, contractor + client orgs, etc.)
2. Which boundary matters most (chat history, prompt context, telemetry, policy)
3. Which client you use (VS Code, github.com Copilot, both)

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