#Claude Code Vs Github Copilot

GitHub stopped giving premium copilot models in education pack 😭 #claude #github #copilot

Free tier for GitHub Copilot in VS Code with access to 2,000 code completions and 50 chat messages per month, simply by signing in with your personal GitHub account 🎁#github #copilot #ai

Most developers use GitHub Copilot wrong. It’s not just autocomplete. It’s a full AI coding assistant inside your IDE. Here’s how to actually use Copilot like a senior engineer 👇 💬 Comment “COPILOT” for the full power-user PDF. What GitHub Copilot Really Is Copilot is an AI pair programmer inside: • VS Code • JetBrains • Visual Studio • Neovim It understands: • your file • nearby code • function names • project structure Better context → better suggestions. Ghost Text (Inline Suggestions) This is the autocomplete most people know. It: • predicts entire functions • writes loops • generates APIs • creates tests But this is just the surface. Copilot Chat Window (Where the real power is) Copilot Chat isn’t just Q&A. It has 4 powerful modes: Ask Mode (Explain & Learn) Use it to: • explain legacy code • clarify error messages • compare approaches • understand unfamiliar frameworks Example: “Explain this middleware and its edge cases.” Great for learning + debugging. Edit Mode (Modify Code Instantly) Select code → tell Copilot what to change. Examples: • “Add proper error handling” • “Convert this to async” • “Optimize for readability” • “Add logging” It rewrites the code safely inside your file. This saves massive time during refactors. Plan Mode (Architect Before Writing Code) This is underrated 🔥 Instead of coding immediately, ask: “Plan a scalable API for 1M RPS.” “Design the DB schema for a booking system. It generates: • architecture steps • components • tradeoffs • implementation plan This is huge for: • system design • LLD • feature breakdown Agent Mode (Autonomous Changes) This is next-level. Agent mode can: • create new files • update multiple files • fix errors across project • implement features step-by-step It behaves like a junior developer executing tasks. You supervise. It executes. Best Way to Use Copilot: ❌ Don’t accept blindly ❌ Don’t use it for critical security logic without review ✅ Guide it with clear comments ✅ Use it for boilerplate ✅ Use chat modes for refactoring + planning ✅ Review everything Treat it like: a very fast junior developer who needs supervision. #softwareengineer #ai #copilot #fyp

AI Agents in Github Co-Pilot 🚀 Github released Agentic Mode in CoPilot and people with VsCode insider can use it now #coding #vscode #developer #tech

Use Claude Opus for free through GitHub Student + Copilot: 1. Go to GitHub → Settings 2. Click on Billing 3. Apply for GitHub Student Developer Pack 4. Activate Copilot access 5. Open VS Code → Copilot → Select Claude model That’s it. Save this for later. #ai #claude #free #tech #interview

Comment “AI Agent” for (Claude Code repo stack) Most people use Claude Code like a chatbot. The edge is in the setup. These 3 repos turn it into a real system: one makes any open source project a CLI, one gives you a CEO-level Claude workflow, and one brings the GSD framework to other models. Better stack. Better output. Less guessing. #ClaudeCode #AIAgents #GitHubTools #BuildInPublic #DevTools

Claude code in GitHub Copilot inside your favourite IDE (VS Code) and that too for FREE Yes FREE AGENTIC AI, Claude Design, Free Claude #claudecode #agenticai #vscode #githubcopilot

Comment "claude" to get the GitHub link. Someone built a repo that tricks Claude Code into running for free. Over sixteen thousand stars. Here is how it works. It spins up a tiny proxy on your machine. When Claude Code tries to call Anthropic's API, the proxy intercepts it and reroutes it to a completely different model. DeepSeek. NVIDIA NIM. Open Router. Or even a local model on your own laptop through LM Studio. Claude Code has zero idea. It thinks it's talking to Claude. It's actually talking to Kimi or Qwen. But here is the part that is actually wild. You can route Opus, Sonnet and Haiku to three completely separate models at the same time. And the entire setup is just two environment variables. That is literally it. Now the honest part. You are not getting Claude's actual brain. You are getting Claude Code's interface wrapped around a different model. But if that is all you need, you are paying zero. Comment "claude" to get the GitHub link.

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As of now it seems true. Also Github is a authentic site so after 3 days it should unlock what it claims . Let's see. I will share results after 3 days. Steps to follow 1. Go to GitHub: Log in to your GitHub account and click on your profile picture to open the menu. 2. Open Settings: Scroll down and click on Settings. 3. Find Education Benefits: On the left sidebar, go to Billing and licensing, then click on Education benefits. 4. Apply for the Pack: Click the Start an application button for the GitHub Student Developer Pack. (If you aren’t a student, you can use the details of a family member who is, as mentioned in the video). 5. Get Approved: Once your application is approved (usually within a few minutes), you’ll unlock the student benefits, including GitHub Copilot. 6. Access Premium Models: Open Visual Studio Code and use the Copilot chat/CLI. Click the model dropdown menu, and you’ll now have free access to premium models like Claude Opus 4.6, GPT-5.2-Codex, and more! Thanks to @bitsnlogic #claud #ai #gpt #viral #codingreels

Claude Code + Ollama = Free Forever Learn how to install Ollama, download recommended models like Qwen3-Coder, GPT-OSS, and GLM 4.7 Flash, and configure Claude Code to use local LLMs. Perfect for vibe coding and agentic coding on consumer grade hardware with full access to Claude Code features like subagents, MCP servers, and slash commands. Comment “Code” for the full guide.

The GitHub Repo that makes Claude Code FREE. Claude Code is the most powerful terminal agent right now, but the Anthropic API costs can easily scale from 20 dollars to 200 dollars a month if you are running complex workflows. This new open-source proxy setup just changed the game. By sitting between your terminal and the API, this tool intercepts Claude’s network requests and redirects them to free, open-source models or local LLMs running on your laptop. You keep the flawless Claude Code UI and tool-use capabilities, but you bypass the billing cycle. Do not fall for the hype—this will occasionally break depending on the model you use, but for medium-to-lightweight coding tasks, it is the ultimate developer leverage. Want the exact installation command? Comment “CLAUDE” and I will drop the setup guide directly in your DMs.