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GitHub Copilot

An AI coding assistant that autocompletes code right inside your editor

Free plan Korean supported

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Key specs

GitHub Copilot key specs
Price Free plan
Free limits Limit of 2,000 completions and 50 chats per month
Paid price Pro is $10/month, higher plans offer increased usage limits
Student / edu discount Free for students, teachers, and popular open-source maintainers
Korean KoreanResponds when asked in Korean. You can also write code comments in Korean.
Login Required
Platforms Web · Windows · macOS · Linux · Browser extension
File input None
Download output Code is inserted directly into your editor.
Commercial use AllowedCommercial use is permitted. Enterprise plans offer dedicated settings to prevent code leaks.

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Who it's for

  • Developers who want code autocompletion without switching their current editor. Just install the extension to keep your existing workflow.
  • Students and teachers. Verify your school account to get paid features for free.
  • Anyone writing repetitive code frequently. Just type a function name and comment, and it fills in the rest.

Drawbacks

  • The free plan caps at 2,000 completions and 50 chats per month. You can hit this quickly with daily use.
  • Suggested code can look plausible but be incorrect. You need to run it before trusting it.
  • When working with company code, you must check organization settings to see what data gets sent to servers.

Getting started

  1. Sign up with a GitHub account and check for free student or teacher eligibility first.
  2. Install the extension in VS Code or JetBrains IDEs and log in.
  3. Write a function name and a comment, then look for gray ghost text. Press Tab to accept.
  4. Ask questions in Korean in the chat window, such as "Explain why this function is slow."
  5. Always run and verify the generated code. It helps to ask it to generate tests together.

Similar tools

  • Cursor Free plan Copilot integrates into your existing editor, while Cursor is an entirely separate editor.
  • Gemini CLI Free Gemini CLI works in the terminal, while Copilot autocompletes code line-by-line inside your editor.
  • OpenAI Codex Free plan Codex runs tasks asynchronously while you wait, while Copilot writes code alongside you.
  • Claude Code Paid Claude Code runs in the terminal, while Copilot lives directly inside your editor screen.

See also

Official link

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