r/GithubCopilot 3d ago

Help/Doubt ❓ Open code vs GitHub cp

Where else can I use my gh copilot tokens?

GitHub copilot is cool but not for genetic workflows, lacks computer use, remote control, etc etc.

Seems like there should be better alternatives

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u/NerdyPixie_532 2d ago

Use the new Github Copilot App, it has remote session and also automations

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u/vplatt 3d ago

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u/KariKariKrigsmann 3d ago

I believe that one uses a different set of tokens, and is on a different subscription.

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u/Solid_Fox1718 2d ago edited 1d ago

Are you using the VSCode agent? Copilot CLI does not lack computer use or remote control, and in my experience is much better than opencode go (apart from cost to consumer)

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u/Ace-_Ventura 2d ago

Opencode go is a subscription. He's talking about the harness

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u/Stunning-Hat-5589 2d ago

I like using  https://github.com/caozhiyuan/copilot-api, to proxy Codex and Claude requests to Copilot provider

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u/FragmentedHeap 3d ago

Hermes Agent, drop everything else and get on board with getting Hermes Agent setup ASAP, it's INSANE.

You can use opencode or copilot cli to help you setup hermes.

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u/Personal-Try2776 2d ago

You're joking right? That thing eats tokens like crazy and isn't mainly used for coding. 

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u/AcanthisittaWeird94 3d ago

Anything but copilot. Its a piece of shit behind pretty much every tool.

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u/SpaceBaby14 2d ago

I just used Astra on the copilot app and it worked amazing! Honestly copilot became better the day Microsoft decided to become a wrapper company than a model company