Windows Terminal users can now use Terminal Chat with the GitHub Copilot Free plan
#AI #AICoding #GitHubCopilot #GitHub #Microsoft #Windows11 #WindowsTerminal #DevTools #AIProgramming #CopilotChat #CodingAssistants #GitHubCopilotChat
Windows Terminal users can now use Terminal Chat with the GitHub Copilot Free plan
#AI #AICoding #GitHubCopilot #GitHub #Microsoft #Windows11 #WindowsTerminal #DevTools #AIProgramming #CopilotChat #CodingAssistants #GitHubCopilotChat
#GitHubCopilotChat is now generally available for organizations & individuals!
Powered by GPT-4, GitHub Copilot Chat is a contextually-aware AI assistant designed specifically for developer scenarios.
Dive into the details on #InfoQ: https://bit.ly/3Ubg30x
#DevOps #GitHub #Git #AI #Chatbots #DeveloperExperience
Introducing #GitHubCopilotChat - a chat interface that allows developers to ask and receive answers to coding-related questions directly within a supported IDE.
Currently in open beta, it's available for all GitHub Copilot individual users across #VisualStudio & #VSCode.
Dive into the details on #InfoQ to explore its features: https://bit.ly/3M3No98
Today I also officially forked #SBCL so I can transform my constant complaining into contributing. Officially.
Might as well put #GitHub #CopilotChat to work for the whole #CommonLisp community, right?
I've been using GitHub Copilot Chat for about half a month now. I've found that Copilot Chat has more context about what I'm actually working on than ChatGPT (GPT-4), so it answers more intelligently, and the suggested code often shows the results of applying it to the code I'm actually working on (not just when I select the code and ask, but also when I ask in the chat window in the sidebar). There are quite a few times when I can just copy and paste the code it suggests, but there are many times when I have to modify it to some extent. Sometimes I'm better off writing my own, but I still find that the solutions often give me good hints for my own code.
Note that I've only used it to code in Haskell, and it may behave quite differently in other languages.
It's still in beta, so you need an invite to use it, and it only works with the Visual Studio Code Insiders version (not Vim or other JetBrains IDEs at this time).