Want to harness the power of GitHub Copilot right inside OpenClaude? Integrating these two tools gives you a seamless environment for planning, coding, testing, and asking complex questions about your repository.
Follow this quick guide to set up GitHub Copilot as your primary LLM in OpenClaude. 💡
Step 1: Install OpenClaude 📦
First, grab the latest version of OpenClaude directly from npm.
npm install -g @gitlawb/openclaude@latestCheck out the OpenClaude GitHub Repository for additional docs and source code.
Step 2: Connect GitHub Copilot 🔑
Once the installation is complete, you need to configure OpenClaude to talk to your GitHub Copilot models.
Run the onboarding command:
/onboard-githubNext, follow the interactive authentication steps:
- Select the Login via Browser option when prompted.
- A unique device code will appear in your terminal. Copy it! 📋
- Open the provided GitHub authorization link in your browser, enter your code, and authenticate your account.
Step 3: Verify and Start Coding 🎯
After authorizing, confirm that your Copilot models are successfully loaded into OpenClaude by checking the model list in your terminal:
/modelsYou should now see the GitHub Copilot model available and active!
What’s Next? 🛠️
You’re all set! You can now leverage GitHub Copilot’s capabilities directly inside OpenClaude for:
- 🏗️ Planning project architectures
- 💻 Development & code generation
- 🧪 Testing & debugging
- ❓ Q&A on your codebase
Have you tried using OpenClaude with other model providers? Let us know your favorite setup in the comments below! 👇
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