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Summary

Adds the missing docs/COPILOT_INTEGRATION.md — a comprehensive guide for using GitHub Copilot as a nightshift provider.

Contents

  • Setup — Prerequisites, installation, verification
  • Configurationcopilot_plan presets, monthly_limit, provider preference, permissions
  • Budget & PRUs — How premium request units work, model multiplier table (GPT-4.1=0x free through o3-pro=50x), cost optimization tips
  • Limitations — No external usage visibility, no server-side quota API, no per-task model selection (yet)
  • Troubleshooting — Common errors and fixes

Why

The README references Copilot support and a COPILOT_INTEGRATION.md doc, but the file didn't exist. This fills that gap with practical guidance for Copilot-only users.

Related: Complements #54 (provider Execute wiring) and #55 (PRU budget config).

Comprehensive integration doc covering:
- Prerequisites and installation
- Config with plan presets (free/pro/pro_plus/business/enterprise)
- PRU multiplier table for all supported models
- Budget optimization tips (cheap models for cheap tasks)
- Known limitations (no external usage visibility, no quota API)
- Troubleshooting guide

Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Closing this out to reduce the maintenance burden/noise from the batch of PRs I opened here.

No hard feelings at all — maintaining software is hard, and reviewing unsolicited OSS PRs takes real time and context. I don’t want these to sit around as lingering obligations.

If this is useful later, please feel free to reopen it, cherry-pick from it, or borrow anything helpful. Thanks for the work you’ve put into maintaining this project.

@maxbeizer maxbeizer closed this May 30, 2026
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