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... p As the name may suggest, GitHub Copilot Individual is more indicated for solo programmers (or students) and, I dare to say, for personal projects. It provides all the features of code completion ...

... : if gh plate epic status --epic $EPIC_ID | grep -q not_complete ; then copilot --resume --autopilot -p Continue autonomous progress on epic $EPIC_ID using plate workflow. Never stop early. ; fi ...

A 401 error means VS Code can’t authenticate Copilot. Try these steps: - Sign Out Sign In Again Ctrl + Shift + P → GitHub: Sign Out, then GitHub: Sign In with the account that has Copilot ...

... filled with copilot, claude, gemini, chatgpt, and whatever else too, lmao. Why does copilot get a special spot? :P I say, if it s your PR, go ahead and click add suggestion if you want, but otherwise ...

Hi PtradeLLC, sorry for the frustration. This usually means the Copilot extension is still using cached quota info. First, sign out of Copilot in VS Code (Cmd+Shift+PCopilot: Sign Out ), then sign ...

I just tried the CLI to check on this: gh copilot -p What model are you? --model gpt-4.1 I m powered by GPT-4.1 (model ID: gpt-4.1). Changes +0 -0 Requests 0 Premium (4s) Tokens ↑ 11.8k • ↓ 20 • 0 (cached) It shows 0 premium with GPT 4.1 unlike what is claimed in earlier comments

I want to know if i run copilot -p for each file changed, invoke a subagent to provide 1 line diff analysis if this is expected to invoke each in a subagent? Wasn t confident it was doing this in terminal in the same way the IDE can delegate to a subagent to avoid context bloat.