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@openclaw/copilot
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OpenClaw GitHub Copilot agent runtime plugin (registers a `github-copilot` AgentHarness backed by @github/copilot-sdk over JSON-RPC to the GitHub Copilot CLI)
External OpenClaw plugin that registers a copilot agent harness backed by @github/copilot-sdk and the GitHub Copilot CLI.
openclaw plugins install @openclaw/copilot
Restart the Gateway after installing or updating the plugin.
The harness claims the canonical subscription github-copilot provider plus
custom BYOK provider entries that the Copilot SDK can represent. Manifest-owned
native provider ids stay with their owning runtimes. The harness is opt-in only:
selection requires explicit agentRuntime.id: "copilot" on a model or provider
entry; auto never picks it. OpenClaw remains the default embedded runtime.
See GitHub Copilot agent runtime for configuration, the doctor contract, transcript mirroring, compaction, side questions, replay, and the supported-surface contract.
copilot@openclaw/copilot2026.5.28FAQs
OpenClaw GitHub Copilot agent runtime plugin (registers a `github-copilot` AgentHarness backed by @github/copilot-sdk over JSON-RPC to the GitHub Copilot CLI)
The npm package @openclaw/copilot receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @openclaw/copilot popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @openclaw/copilot demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.

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