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I'm using the GitHub mobile application and delegating tasks to Copilot Agents within a repository. One thing that doesn't seem supported is using slash to trigger a skill for those cloud "Agent HQ" agents.
Why did I receive an email from xAI saying I got credits to try Composer 2.5? I didn't see any credits in https://t.co/K5HwGSlH6v . I thought it was a phishing email, but looked legit.
I think at the workplace that the GitHub Copilot usage hit close to 100% today, on June 4. So we had the billing / pricing change June 1, started spending and going June 2, June 3, then beginning of day saw reaching over 70%. End of day probably 90% and up!
Given four weeks of a five-day workweek, would 20 * $60 = $1,200.00 be how much you'd spend monthly? That would mean 12 * $1,200 = $14,400.00 per year for a developer. Probably more than that given I only used four weeks each month.
I kept track of my GitHub Copilot usage for a typical work day. The cost was over $60 for a single day of work. Is that an increase from the pre-June 2026 usage billing change?
I must say, I always feel like the OpenAI coding models are more passive in comparison with Anthropic ones. You really have to press GPT to do things for you while I feel Claude is much more proactive about just jumping into it without waiting for you to ask.
$4 to make a sidebar for the frontend of a web application. That's how much it took with GitHub Copilot.
up 14.6m tokens (14.2m cached); down 47.6k.
GPT 5.3 Codex with Copilot 10% discount from Auto. Each GitHub AI credit costs one cent.
@plainionist You can follow a hybrid approach of reviewing and directing it to the best practices. Sometimes, you need to get down to it if you need to work with a piece with greater precision and targeting to prevent greater issues. Always break down problem into smaller ones.