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Copilot for Nova Nova plugin for GitHub Copilot. Install 3456 Installs Bug Reports Report abuse This extension is allowed to: Read Files Launch Subprocesses Readme nova-copilot-lsp aims to provide deep integration with Github Copilot, including the most important features.Right now it is not functional but the foundation is there by embedding a working copilot language server extracted from requires some additional tools to be installed on your Mac:Node.js 8.2.0 and NPM 5.2.0 or newerTo install the current stable version of Node, click the "Recommended for Most Users" button to begin the download. When that completes, double-click the .pkg installer to begin installation.Usagenova-copilot-lsp runs any time you open a local project with supported file extensions.ConfigurationTo configure global preferences, open Extensions → Extension Library... then select nova-copilot-lsp's Preferences tab.You can also configure preferences on a per-project basis in Project → Project Settings...Copilot Completions should be in the Completion Provider list.Additionally you can trigger them with CMD+OPTION+'.Have fun. Changelog Version 1.0Initial release

I asked Github support as well as researched what Copilot Pro covered, and the outcome is that Github Copilot is a separate subscription. There are no discounts or considerations taken into account should you have one and wish to subscribe to the other. Below is a copy & paste from the Github support agent response:_Thank you for contacting GitHub Support. I'm here to assist you with using GitHub Copilot.Upon reviewing your your account, it appears that the Copilot license is not enabled. It's possible that it was activated for a different account, or you may have purchased Copilot Pro from Microsoft.Before you can utilize GitHub Copilot with your personal account, you'll need to initiate a free trial or subscribe to GitHub Copilot Individual. We have a useful resource to help you get started with Copilot: Quickstart for GitHub Copilot in the GitHub Docs.However, if you are referring to Microsoft Copilot Pro, I recommend reaching out to the Microsoft support team for assistance with Copilot Pro:

Limit includes the usage of Copilot in the CLI, Windows Terminal, and both standard and multi-file editing chats in VS Code and Visual Studio.When you reach these limits, you can upgrade to Copilot Pro to continue using Copilot.Limitations for enterprisesCopilot Free is not suitable for enterprises, as it does not include the following features:Access managementAudit logsPolicy managementFile exclusionUsage dataIndemnification coverageHow can I upgrade to Copilot Pro?If you use Copilot Free in Visual Studio, VS Code, or on GitHub.com, and reach the usage limits, you'll receive a notification. The notification includes the reset date for your limits and a link to set up a 30-day free trial of Copilot Pro. After the trial ends, you'll need a paid subscription to keep using Copilot.If you use Copilot Free in a different IDE and reach the limits, an error message will appear in your editor. To continue, you can start a 30-day free trial of Copilot Pro in your GitHub account settings. See Setting up GitHub Copilot for yourself.If you use Copilot Free in GitHub Mobile and reach the usage limits, you'll be prompted to upgrade to Copilot Pro via an in-app purchase.Next stepsTo learn how to access GitHub Copilot Free, see Accessing GitHub Copilot Free.To learn how to disable GitHub Copilot Free, see Disabling GitHub Copilot Free.

Custom instructions when using GitHub CopilotLast week when talking about a new release of the JetBrains AI assistant, I noticed a specific feature I really liked; the prompt library. This allows you to tweak the prompts that are used in specific contexts. This made me wonder, does a similar feature exists for GitHub Copilot? Let’s find out… Custom instructions(preview) For GitHub Copilot, a similar feature is in preview; Custom Instructions. With custom instructions you can provide extra context that will be added to your conversations so that Copilot can generate higher quality responses. To use this feature, we first need to enable it because it is still in preview. I’ll show you how to this using Visual Studio(check the link at the bottom of this post to see the instructions for VS Code). Open Visual Studio (make sure you have the latest version installed) Go to Tools -> Options Search for custom instructions Select the checkbox for (Preview) Enable custom instructions to be loaded from .github/copilot-instructions.md files and added to requests. Now that the feature is enabled, we can use it by creating a copilot-instructions.md file in a .github folder at the root of our repository. Here is an example I created: If I now ask Copilot a question, my instructions are taken into account: More information Adding custom instructions for GitHub Copilot - GitHub Docs JetBrains AI Assistent–Ollama supportMaster Copilot Your Way: Unlocking the Power of Copilot Instructions in Visual Studio!

可以在 IDE 中、在 GitHub Mobile 或 GitHub.com 上免费使用 GitHub Copilot。GitHub Copilot Free provides limited access to select features of Copilot, allowing you to experience AI-powered coding assistance without a subscription.Copilot Free is not available if:You have a managed user account.You are assigned a Copilot seat through an organization.You have an existing Copilot Pro subscription or trial.You have free access to Copilot Pro as a student, teacher, or open-source maintainer.What features are included in Copilot Free?Copilot Free includes the following features:Code completion in Visual Studio Code, Visual Studio, JetBrains IDEs, Vim/Neovim, Xcode, and Azure Data StudioNext edit suggestions, which will predict the location of the next edit you are likely to make and suggest a completion for it. (only in VS Code)Copilot Edits to make changes across multiple files. Copilot Edits is available in two modes: edit mode and agent mode. (edit mode in Visual Studio Code and JetBrains IDEs, agent mode only in Visual Studio Code)Copilot Chat in Visual Studio Code, Visual Studio, JetBrains IDEs, GitHub Mobile, and GitHub.comCustom instructions (only in Visual Studio, VS Code, and GitHub.com)Prompt files (only in VS Code)Vision (only in VS Code Insiders)Copilot in the CLIWindows TerminalBlock suggestions matching public codeAccess to Claude Sonnet 3.5, Gemini 2.0 Flash and o3-mini modelsAccess to Copilot Extensions in Visual Studio Code, Visual Studio, JetBrains IDEs, GitHub.com, and GitHub MobileWhat are the limitations of Copilot Free?Copilot Free has the following limitations:Code completions are limited to 2000 completions per month.Copilot Chat is limited to 50 chat messages per month. This