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1. In the host app, navigate to "Service - GitHub Copilot" to access your GitHub Copilot account settings.
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2. Click on "Install" to install the language server.
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3. Optionally, set up the path to Node. The default value is simply `node`. Copilot for Xcode.app will attempt to locate Node from the following directories: `/opt/homebrew/bin:/opt/homebrew/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin`.
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If your Node installation is located elsewhere, you can run `which node` from the terminal to obtain the correct path.
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If you are using a node version manager that provides a shim executable, you will need to find the path to the actual executable. Please refer to the FAQ for more information.
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If your Node installation is located elsewhere, you can run `which node` from the terminal to obtain the correct path.
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If you are using a node version manager that provides a shim executable, you will need to find the path to the actual executable. Please refer to the FAQ for more information.
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4. Click on "Sign In", and you will be redirected to a verification website provided by GitHub. A user code will be copied to your clipboard.
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5. After signing in, return to the app and click on "Confirm Sign-in" to complete the process.
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6. Go to "Feature - Suggestion" and update the feature provider to "GitHub Copilot".
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|`⌘M`| Minimize the chat, you can bring it back with any chat commands or by clicking the circular widget. |
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|`⇧↩︎`| Add new line. |
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|`⇧↩︎`| Add new line. |
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|`⇧⌘]`| Move to next tab |
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|`⇧⌘[`| Move to previous tab |
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#### Commands
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- Prompt to Code: Open a prompt to code window, where you can use natural language to write or edit selected code.
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- Accept Prompt to Code: Accept the result of prompt to code.
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- Accept Prompt to Code: Accept the result of prompt to code.
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### Custom Commands
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- Custom Chat: Open the chat window and immediately send a message, if provided. You can overwrite the entire system prompt through the system prompt field.
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- Single Round Dialog: Send a message to a temporary chat. Useful when you want to run a terminal command with `/run`.
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For Send Message, Single Round Dialog and Custom Chat commands, you can use the following template arguments:
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You can use the following template arguments in custom commands:
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