CopilotHub
CopilotHub is a directory of resources for AI-assisted software development. The official directory groups prompts, coding instructions, specialized agents and MCP servers. Its emphasis includes GitHub Copilot workflows and migration guides for existing codebases.
Find a prompt for the change
The listings include JavaScript-to-TypeScript conversion, React class-to-hooks refactoring, Next.js router migration and SQL-to-ORM conversion. Each entry identifies a task and offers a prompt to copy. These resources can give a developer a starting instruction for an assistant already working in the repository.
The Spring Boot migration hub is a more focused collection. It lists dependency updates, Jakarta EE changes, Hibernate mapping work and migration-test prompts. The page describes additional migration hubs as forthcoming, so do not assume every listed technology has an equally developed guide.
Distinguish prompts, instructions and agents
A prompt requests a particular task. CopilotHub's instructions describe coding standards for file patterns, such as Python docstrings or Next.js API routes. Its agents target broader roles including security review, architecture review and technical writing.
The directory also lists MCP servers that extend an assistant's access to external systems. A listing is a discovery path, not evidence that the directory hosts or operates that integration. Read the linked project's own setup and permissions before adding it to a workspace.
Adapt the resource to the repository
The directory labels many migration resources as production ready or battle tested. Those descriptions do not establish compatibility with your dependencies, architecture or test suite. Supply the assistant with the actual versions and constraints, then review the resulting changes in the context of the application.
The about page describes a community contribution process through GitHub: fork the repository, add a resource and submit a pull request for review. No subscription pricing is specified in the retrieved pages. Access costs or licenses for the assistants and third-party tools listed in the directory must be checked with their own publishers.