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Relevant links: https://docs.github.com/en/copilot/how-tos/copilot-sdk/sdk-getting-started
https://github.com/github/copilot-sdk
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Working on implementing as an adapter 👍 will be making an pr soon |
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I spotted this fork by chance (already added a link in the PR thread) and thought it could be of interest? https://github.com/yappologistic/t3code/commits/main/ |
WIP
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Added reasoning |
everything should be working can someone test it out?
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Updated design
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Sorry for making a dupe on this, progress looks great. Thank you so much! |
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Remember that in Copilot you can exceed the quota if enabled. Many clients are showing that wrong, even the Copilot Cli :D |
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https://github.com/zortos293/t3code-copilot i am maintaining an fork till theo accepts other platforms |
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This is some really good work! I will take a look tomorrow to see how i can make it easier for us to contribute new providers. |
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@binbandit thanks for the response i will adapt based on the changes so its always up to date lmk when you guys are ready to add |
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https://github.com/github/copilot-sdk?tab=readme-ov-file#do-i-need-a-github-copilot-subscription-to-use-the-sdk I think the docs make it fairly clear. |
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If Copilot CLI integration involves frequent tool approval prompts in VS Code, auto-accepting agent steps smooths the workflow significantly. I built Antigravity Autopilot — OS Level for this — uses Windows UI Automation to auto-click Accept/Run/Continue/Allow at the OS level. No CDP, works in VS Code + any Electron IDE. Configurable regex patterns let you control exactly which buttons get auto-clicked. |
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#1254 |
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waiting for ittttt |
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FYI, you can login to OpenCode and use it that way. OpenCode support was just added in latest nightly build. |
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If anyone's wondering because of GitHub Copilot not providing any public APIs, OpenCode's access is the result of a fairly recent official partnership between them : https://github.blog/changelog/2026-01-16-github-copilot-now-supports-opencode/ |
Github copilot has whole public sdk. As to harness I find opencode much better, copilot still does not allow to set persistent permissions on repo level (only in ~/.copilot folder). You want custom agents? It's in the .github folder. Skills? Here they do support .agents folder. It's a mess. It's getting better every day, but it's still not there |
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@KaKi87 i started off using copilot cli, but it was too buggy, then i moved to opencode and now testing with droid (with github copilot subscription, not droid plan). my workflow is generally mostly with opencode, but im experimenting with droid and its hardness is very good. but there's some setup required, but i find that it works very well at longer-running tasks (mostly because it has its own to-do list), so basically it forces a structured to-do list, whereas the opencode harness is a lot more forgiving and doesnt enforce this (hence the model can literally one shot everything without a single todo item being tracked). my 2 cents |
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Working on making copilot again with the new base |
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aczaplicki-think1st/t3code-copilot (https://github.com/aczaplicki-think1st/t3code-copilot/commit/5ca9b702b9d60dfb023ac281a03cdc1fcb39b0d6) 🤔 |
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Any news about Copilot as a provider? |
I already linked them, but here are the quotes:
Source: #3076 (comment) by juliusmarminge
Source: #3076 (reference) & https://github.com/aczaplicki-think1st/t3code-copilot/commit/5ca9b702b9d60dfb023ac281a03cdc1fcb39b0d6 for t3code-copilot |
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Is there any work being done on this at the moment? Are there any blockers? |
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Please consider adding GitHub Copilot Agent harness integration and allow folks to leverage their Copilot subscriptions and quotas.
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