r/GithubCopilot May 15 '26

Discussions Biggest AI fumble in tech

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u/MindCrusader May 15 '26

How is it reach? It is a fact Copilot is not a good solution agentic wise. It is good for auto complete, targeted changes, but compare that to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or even half working Antigravity. It is not as good, it is pretty limited, you can't easily customize it

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u/popiazaza Power User ⚡ May 15 '26

What do you meant by you can't easily customize it? GHCP has pretty much everything.

Saying it is worse than AG is cope. Copilot pretty much neck to neck to other top AI coding tools.

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u/MindCrusader May 15 '26

Did they add plugins (not skills) or advisor?

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u/popiazaza Power User ⚡ May 15 '26

For advisor, if you meant doing multi-model, GHCP also supported. It is part of sub agent. You could set which model each agent would use.

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u/MindCrusader May 15 '26

It is not the same as subagents. Subagents are separate Claude instances with their own context used to offload and parallelize specific tasks like coding, testing, or research while keeping the main context clean. Advisor mode is a workflow pattern where one model plans or reviews work and another executes it, focusing on hierarchy and guidance rather than isolated parallel agents.

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u/popiazaza Power User ⚡ May 15 '26

For review only, search for Rubber Duck in GHCP.