GitHub Copilot
AI help while coding, in your editor and on GitHub
AI pair programmer in VS Code, JetBrains and on GitHub, from autocomplete to coding agent.
You go to the maker’s website. OROBO earns nothing from it.
Have it set up for you instead:Request setup by OROBOOr start with the AI Compass: a written assessment at a fixed price of €490 (businesses only).
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What you get
What you get
- 01Suggestions for the next line or whole functions
- 02Ask questions about code in chat inside your editor
- 03Assign issues to the agent and get pull requests back
For you if …
- Developers working in VS Code or JetBrains
- Teams whose code already lives on GitHub
Pick something else if …
- Non-coders who want a finished app
- Anyone who accepts suggestions without reviewing them
How to start
In three steps.
- GitHub account
- VS Code, JetBrains or similar
- Paid plan for more use
- Basic coding skills
- 1Turn on Copilot in your GitHub settings
- 2Install the Copilot extension in VS Code or JetBrains
- 3Sign in with GitHub and start typing or chatting
Part of these packages
GitHub Copilot works together with other software.
Safety check
Limited checks · 3 checks
3 of 3 possible checks passed. Fewer than four automated checks are possible here, so we show no trust score.
- Website reachable
- Prices on the maker’s site
Technical details & what we don’t check
- Website loads fast
- Website protection settings: 5 of 6 (website only, not the software)HSTS, CSP, nosniff, Frame-Schutz, Referrer-Policy
We automatically check origin, code patterns, licence, maintenance and reachability — again every day. We do not check whether the software fits your purpose, how it handles your data, or whether it works without errors. Last checked 11 hours ago. How OROBO checks
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Facts
| Area | Use right away |
|---|---|
| Price | Free version |
| Runs on | VS Code, JetBrains, Terminal, Browser, iPhone, Android |