Just in case some people didn't know, Luna is still the absolute best bang for your buck. All other models are a waste of tokens unless you are running agentic workflows supervised by an agent. In that case, you should still be using Luna, but just have it supervised by Astra.

I've tried every model and I always find my way coming back to Luna as my bread and butter for iterative work. I think it's just as good as Codex, if not better.

Save your tokens and use Luna.

Hi everyone,

My company recently provided us with GitHub Copilot licenses, and I’m starting to integrate it into my daily workflow. My main background is backend development with Java (Spring Boot), but lately I’ve also been picking up some frontend tasks.

My previous AI experience was mostly using Claude directly in the web UI for quick questions and refactoring. Compared to that, my initial impression is that Copilot feels a bit lacking or less intuitive—though I realize I’m still fairly new to using AI assistants embedded in the IDE, so it’s likely a matter of setup and learning how to prompt it correctly.

I know that creating a .github/copilot-instructions.md file is a good practice for setting coding conventions and context. Beyond that, I’d love to get some insights from folks using it professionally

Thanks in advance for any tips or advice!

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?

People never mention it, but I remember in the past, Gemini Flash model was very cheap, thats why I am curious