Got Copilot, Now What?

A single-page guide for developers who already have a GitHub Copilot subscription and want to discover everything they can do with it.

Why this page?

GitHub's official page at github.com/features/copilot is designed to help users understand the value before buying. It answers: "Why should I get Copilot?"

This page answers a different question: "I got Copilot — now what can I actually do with it?"

Many developers subscribe to Copilot Pro or Pro+ and only ever use it as autocomplete in VS Code. They don't realize their subscription also gives them:

• Coding agents on GitHub.com — assign issues to @copilot, Claude, or Codex and get PRs back
• A full AI agent in the terminal (Copilot CLI) — natural language coding, task delegation, CI/CD automation
• Six supported IDEs — VS Code, JetBrains, Visual Studio, Eclipse, Xcode, and the CLI
• Multiple AI models — GPT, Claude, Gemini, and Codex, each optimized for different tasks
• An SDK to build custom AI-powered tools — with official support for Python, Node.js, Go, and .NET, plus community SDKs for Java, Rust, and Clojure
• Agent mode, plan mode, multi-file edits, code review, test generation, and more

This page is the quick, actionable, post-purchase guide that doesn't exist elsewhere — a single page that shows developers the full scope of what they're paying for and how to get started with each surface.

Contributing

This is a simple static site — just index.html and styles.css. PRs welcome.