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GitHub
github.blog › home › changelogs › github copilot now supports opencode
GitHub Copilot now supports OpenCode - GitHub Changelog
January 17, 2026 - All developers with paid GitHub Copilot subscriptions (Pro, Pro+, Business, or Enterprise) can now authenticate into OpenCode using their Copilot credentials—no additional AI license needed.
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If you have GH Copilot, you can use OpenCode with no additional costs
may I ask which ToS does this violate? More on reddit.com
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Switched back to Github Copilot for using it with Opencode as Agent
I'm with you on this, but unsure about token limits... it does seem to make sense that tokens would be managed differently because in Copilot it's a 1:1 prompt-to-response ratio, but OpenCode is different. I think there's an open thread on the issue from another post. I'll find it! Got it! https://github.com/anomalyco/opencode/issues/8030 somehow Copilot always feels best and I sadly crawl back to it saying: "please forgive me!" --- but OpenCode just feels PRODUCTIVE, or maybe there's been a sudden explosion in agentic workflows and they're all silently now amazing. OpenCode w/ Copilot models feels like the right move, but I do like all 3 of the free OpenCode models right off the bat. It feels like OpenCode has the best workflow wrapper for models IMO. More on reddit.com
🌐 r/GithubCopilot
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Opencode with Github Copilot
I believe there’s an active discussion happening in the GitHub issue section. It seems like this might be what you need. https://github.com/anomalyco/opencode/issues/8030 More on reddit.com
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OpenCode is going to have the official Copilot support
Saw earlier today people getting emails/warnings about using opencode on co-pilot, not too sure on the situation so please correct me. But what exactly is the benefit here, genuinely asking I'm intrigued More on reddit.com
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opencode.ai › docs › providers
Providers | OpenCode
4 days ago - Run the /connect command and search for GitHub Copilot. ... Navigate to github.com/login/device and enter the code. ... Now run the /models command to select the model you want. ... Head over to the Model Garden in the Google Cloud Console and ...
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opencode
opencode.ai
OpenCode | The open source AI coding agent
OpenCode is an open source agent that helps you write code in your terminal, IDE, or desktop. [*] LSP enabled Automatically loads the right LSPs for the LLM · [*] Multi-session Start multiple agents in parallel on the same project · [*] Share ...
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GitHub
github.com › marketplace › opencode-copilot
OpenCode - GitHub Marketplace
OpenCode supports Sign in with GitHub Copilot, allowing Copilot subscribers to use OpenCode with their existing subscription.
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Medium
johnmaeda.medium.com › get-started-with-agent-skills-in-github-copilot-cli-and-opencode-cli-in-2026-on-macos-part-1-of-2-6627dfc25530
Get Started with Agent Skills in GitHub Copilot CLI and OpenCode CLI in 2026 on MacOS, Part 1 of 2 | by John Maeda | Medium
February 2, 2026 - #!/usr/bin/env bash set -euo pipefail # ----------------------------- # Copilot CLI Modes Installer (new `copilot` binary) # ----------------------------- # Creates: ~/.config/copilot-modes/copilot-modes.zsh # # Provides TWO layers: # # 1) THIN wrappers (c-*) # - Forward Copilot flags exactly (you provide -p/--prompt when desired) # - Add defaults (model + allow/deny policy) # # c-ask -p "..." [copilot flags...] # c-plan -p "..." [copilot flags...] # c-safe -p "..." [copilot flags...] # c-agent -p "..." [copilot flags...] # # 2) PROGRAMMATIC convenience (cp-*) # - Adds -p automatically so it behaves like a Unix filter # # cp-ask "..." # cp-plan "..." # cp-safe "..." # cp-agent "..." # # Utility: # c-modes : show Mode → Model mapping configured here # # Notes: # - Model availability is account/policy dependent.
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x.com › opencode › status › 2011790750543983072
OpenCode on X: "OpenCode can now officially be used with your Github Copilot subscription with the $39 pro+ subscription you get access to the best coding models wonderful to see them support open source and user choice of tooling in this way https://t.co/BUH1JtBF32" / X
OpenCode can now officially be used with your Github Copilot subscription with the $39 pro+ subscription you get access to the best coding models wonderful to see them support open source and user choice of tooling in this way
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DEV Community
dev.to › mendesbarreto › opencode-vs-claude-code-vs-copilot-vs-gemini-very-simple-review-1dpm
OpenCode vs Claude Code vs Copilot vs Gemini: Very Simple Review - DEV Community
February 27, 2026 - Crazy amount of providers that you can connect. you can easily connect your subscriptions from Z.ai, Zen.ai, OpenAI, Anthropic, GitHub Copilot, and more. ... Some integrations are not available out of the box compared with Claude Code. For my workflow, OpenCode was the easy winner.
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GitHub
github.com › syntax-syndicate › opencode-copilot
GitHub - syntax-syndicate/opencode-copilot: The AI coding agent built for the terminal. · GitHub
January 6, 2026 - The AI coding agent built for the terminal. Contribute to syntax-syndicate/opencode-copilot development by creating an account on GitHub.
Author   syntax-syndicate
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DevGenius
blog.devgenius.io › github-just-made-opencode-official-heres-why-that-s-a-bigger-deal-than-you-think-ed1610660c40
GitHub Just Made OpenCode Official. Here’s Why That’s a Bigger Deal Than You Think. | by JP Caparas | Jan, 2026 | Dev Genius
January 26, 2026 - GitHub Just Made OpenCode Official. Here’s Why That’s a Bigger Deal Than You Think. The partnership unlocks GitHub Copilot’s model garden for terminal-native developers, and sets the stage for …
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Reddit
reddit.com › r/githubcopilot › if you have gh copilot, you can use opencode with no additional costs
r/GithubCopilot on Reddit: If you have GH Copilot, you can use OpenCode with no additional costs
August 28, 2025 -

Just a reminder:

  • If you have Github Copilot subscription, you can use Open Code CLI/TUI with no additional costs

  • After installing use opencode auth login and choose GitHub Copilot

  • You can then select models from Github Copilot and use it

They claim they use same prompt as in Claude Code so it might have similar quality. It's definately something to try if you want to check CLI/TUI AI tools.

Additionally you are no longer tied to VSC IDE so you can use it in your favorite IDE terminal.

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GitHub
github.com › opencode-ai › opencode
GitHub - opencode-ai/opencode: A powerful AI coding agent. Built for the terminal. · GitHub
Copilot chat in the IDE enabled in GitHub settings ... If using one of the above plugins or cli tools, make sure you use the authenticate the tool with your github account. This should create a github token at one of the following locations: ... If using an explicit github token, you may either set the $GITHUB_TOKEN environment variable or add it to the opencode...
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GitHub
github.com › MChorfa › opencode-copilot
GitHub - MChorfa/opencode-copilot: AI coding agent, built for the terminal. · GitHub
AI coding agent, built for the terminal. Contribute to MChorfa/opencode-copilot development by creating an account on GitHub.
Author   MChorfa
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AI Engineer Guide
aiengineerguide.com › til › github-copilot-llm-on-opencode
How to use GitHub Copilot LLM on OpenCode
August 21, 2025 - Today I learned that you can use ... don’t have to worry about paying the vendor directly. How to setup? Just run OpenCode and select GitHub Copilot....
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Socket
socket.dev › npm › package › opencode-copilot-auth
opencode-copilot-auth - npm Package Security Analysis - Sock...
August 14, 2025 - Package on npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/opencode-copilot-auth. Version: 0.0.12 was published by thdxr. Start using Socket to...
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Reddit
reddit.com › r/githubcopilot › switched back to github copilot for using it with opencode as agent
r/GithubCopilot on Reddit: Switched back to Github Copilot for using it with Opencode as Agent
February 17, 2026 -

Beginning of last year I was on a Pro+ subscription for a while, but I canceled and changed to different model access, mainly because I wanted to burn my Azure Credits on coding.

From time to time I use Opus - Antigravity and other left a sad feeling, so I canceled there. I read that Opencode as a 3rd Party Agent is accepted with Copilot. So I gave it a go.

Still the context size restriction nags a bit, but I think maybe it is time to work less "sloppy". I created some workflow for me to work intensively with subagents. Currently only for creating docs, onboarding projects and executing plan.

This is consuming a lot of tokens on single premium request. Are there any limits I shall take care of?

EDIT: I also posted a question similar to this one in the Opencode subreddit (https://www.reddit.com/r/opencodeCLI/comments/1r6fnsp/opencode_with_github_copilot/ ) . I did quite a few things with OC and wrote also a few extensions in the past. The target of my question was also about "limits" and if there are probably problems arising, when too many subagents and tokens are spawned from a single premium request. Found later in the GHCP-Sub that some people got suspended, because the abused the system by executing hundreds of todos on one request on regular basis.

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opencode
opencode.ai › docs › rules
Rules | OpenCode
5 days ago - references to existing instruction sources like Cursor or Copilot rules · If you already have an AGENTS.md, /init will improve it in place instead of blindly replacing it. You can also just create this file manually. Here’s an example of some things you can put into an AGENTS.md file.
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Reddit
reddit.com › r/opencodecli › opencode with github copilot
r/opencodeCLI on Reddit: Opencode with Github Copilot
February 16, 2026 -

I asked that question in the Copilot sub but got not answer yet. Maybe someone with a similar setup could enlighten me.

Half time I use Opus (Rest of the time still burning my Azure Credits on codex), but after all this discussions of TOS Violations with Antigravity and CC and some further issues I canceled there.

I read that Opencode is accepted as a 3rd Party Agent with GitHub Copilot. (Hope it's true) So I gave it a go.

Still the context size restriction nags a bit, but I think maybe it is time to work less "sloppy". I created some workflow (Skills and Agents) for me to work intensively with subagents. Currently only for creating docs, onboarding projects and creating execution plans.

I checked the billing and verified that my workflow only get charged one premium request per prompt, but in the background tools and subs are consuming a hell of a lot of tokens on single premium request.

Are there any limits I shall take care of? I mean this could be really maxxed out by using the Question-Tool and Subagents etc. Dont wanna risk my companies Github Account.

Any experience or hints ?

EDIT: After someone posted about suspension I searched and found: https://www.reddit.com/r/GithubCopilot/comments/1r0wimi/if_you_create_a_long_todo_list_in_agent_mode_you/ Very Interesting. It seems GHCP is banning people who are excessively using the subagent scheme with tremendously long todo-lists. OMG.