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I was really fascinated with this plugin, hence I posted it. It is indeed really cool to have a Copilot Chat right in your terminal - haven't checked out all th

by sva_ 2y ago

I was really fascinated with this plugin, hence I posted it. It is indeed really cool to have a Copilot Chat right in your terminal - haven't checked out all the features yet, how it can interact with my code in nvim. What I'm wondering though is the big selection of models it offers. I think in VS Code using the Copilot Chat extension I only get 4 or 5 models to choose from. Are these models just a hidden gimmick of the API or why are they there, if I may ask?

_lvbh 2y ago
I haven't used VS Code so I can't say for sure. Some models aren't enabled by default but the plugin should enable them for you when you first select/use it. Off the top of my mind there's: - 3.7 Sonnet (thought/no thought) - 3.5 sonnet - Deepseek R1 - o3 mini - o1 (all variants) - 4o (mini/normal) - Gemini Flash 2.0 There are also a few others like Qwen. Most of them are marked as "Preview" so that might be the reason vscode doesn't show it?