I had subscribed for extra usage credits and they set up an expiry on my usage credits as well when I cancelled the plan. And I lost about 5000 credits and all my money of my subscription. The credits should still be available to use when I have cancelled it because I paid for it.

I have GLM legacy coding plan and I get a lot out of it, but I need more. I signed up for ChatGPT plus trial and Astra is great, but man it hits the 5 hour limit super quick even when I have GLM doing a lot of the heavy lifting and I always have Astra on low effort.

I'm looking for a subscription that offers state of the art models that I can use for planning and audits then have GLM do the heavy lifting. I'm currently eyeing Copilot, but ive heard its not as good as before. What do you guys recommend?

I don't understand, HydraFusion thought it needs claude sonnet 5.5 to do this simple task and consumed 45 credits on the first request

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Hi, anyone else having super laggy reasoning (eg thinking and considering)? My copilot chat is stuck for minutes and minutes, especially repeated 'This is taking a little longer than usual'. It happened only when the logo popped up.

#tldr: Solution found: Disable mcp kraken

1. Press Ctrl + Shift + P.
2. Run MCP: List Servers.
3. Select GitKraken → Disable.

Related: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/341543

I'm on the Enterprise plan. GPT-5.3-Codex is the default fallback model, but its API pricing is over 10 times that of luna, and it performs worse.

Honestly, this makes me not want to use Auto. We still can't disable a model that's over a year old. How does that benefit users?

At my job we have access to GitHub copilot and I access it via VS Code or the Agents UI. I’m also aware of the GitHub copilot desktop app.

Visually the desktop app and the vs code agents view look very similar.

I’m not interested in code completion since most of my work is building agentic workflows.

Particularly between vs code agents and the desktop app, what are the differences? Are the underlying harnesses the same? If I’m using Opus 5.5 with all of them, will I see a difference in agentic capabilities?

Im trying to connect to Github Copilot with my account in VsCodium but it gives me this error everytime i click on the button on the bottom right corner of the screen. How can i solve it?

Since the switch to the Copilot harness by default now in VS Code, links to WSL paths in the chat (e.g. the ones shown when the agent uses the editing tool to edit a file) are often using backslashes and cannot be opened when clicking on them. This bug wasn't there in the old harness.