A developer assigns a GitHub issue to Copilot cloud agent. Copilot opens a draft pull request, pushes several commits, and later a reviewer leaves a new requirement as a comment on the original issue instead of the pull request. Evaluate the following statements. 1. The pull request timeline and session logs can help trace what Copilot did. 2. New information added to the original issue after assignment is automatically included in Copilot’s active task context. 3. Audit log agent fields can help identify the agent session and initiating user.

Statement 1 is correct because Copilot's actions, like creating a draft pull request and pushing commits, are recorded in the pull request's timeline. Session logs provide further details on the agent's operations. Statement 2 is incorrect. Once Copilot is assigned an issue and begins work, new information added to the original issue is not automatically incorporated into its active task context. The agent's context is typically established at the time of assignment or through explicit updates. Statement 3 is correct. Audit logs in GitHub track actions performed by agents, including Copilot. These logs contain fields that identify the specific agent session and the user who initiated the agent's activity, which is crucial for traceability and debugging.