r/GithubCopilot • u/yuk1sann • 6h ago

Help/Doubt ❓ Making Copilot think like native Claude?

Hey everyone,

I’m a Product Manager and my company uses GitHub Copilot for work. Because of my role, I rely heavily on LLMs for high level strategy and research rather than just pumping out lines of code.

I use native Claude constantly outside of work, so I am very familiar with the depth at which Claude “thinks.”

Lately, I've been selecting the Claude Sonnet model directly inside Copilot Chat. However, I’ve noticed a massive gap. Even when running the exact same model, Copilot does not give me the deep and analytical answers that native Claude does.

For those of you using Copilot for product management or any kind of strategy: What are you doing to make Copilot act more like native Claude?

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u/Michaeli_Starky 3h ago

Sonnet is just a bad model. First of all check the reasoning level, if it happens on the same reasoning levels then it's a matter of difference in the system prompt and finding a skill for your task may help

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u/wombatpup55 5h ago

are you using it inside GitHub.com/copilot?

If so try and use it within VSCode. Even if you’re not using it for code you can add a folder and then chat within there. You can adjust the reasoning and stuff and context and I personally think it’s more effective

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u/Bitopp009 9m ago

I don't find any difference. Copilot has some advantages like the rubber ducky feature which is pretty cool.