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Run GitHub Copilot CLI as a read-only sub-agent from Claude Code. Use when: (1) User says 'gco', 'copilot', or 'ask copilot', (2) Delegating code review or research to Copilot, (3) Getting a second opinion on code or architecture. Read-only mode (no file writes), gpt-5.4 model.

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name	gco
description	Run GitHub Copilot CLI as a read-only sub-agent from Claude Code. Use when: (1) User says 'gco', 'copilot', or 'ask copilot', (2) Delegating code review or research to Copilot, (3) Getting a second opinion on code or architecture. Read-only mode (no file writes), gpt-5.4 model.
user-invocable	true
argument-hint	<prompt>
allowed-tools	["Bash(bash )","Bash(timeout )","Bash(gtimeout )","Bash(node )"]

GitHub Copilot Read-Only Sub-Agent

Run GitHub Copilot CLI in read-only mode for code review, research, and investigation tasks.

How It Works

Copilot runs non-interactively with -p (prompt) and -s (silent output)
Read-only enforced via --deny-tool='write' (hard tool-level block) and read-only preamble in prompt
Uses --no-ask-user and --allow-all-tools for fully autonomous execution
Model: gpt-5.4
Timeout: 15 minutes

Process

Step 1: Build the Prompt

Take the user's request and use it as the copilot prompt. If the user provides /gco with arguments, use those as the prompt directly.

Step 2: Run Copilot

LOGDIR=$(node $HOME/.claude/scripts/get-logdir.js)
mkdir -p "$LOGDIR"
DATETIME=$(date +%Y%m%d_%H%M%S)
SLUG="<short-topic-slug>"

bash $HOME/.claude/skills/gco/scripts/gco-run.sh \
  "<prompt>" \
  "$LOGDIR/${DATETIME}-gco-${SLUG}.md" \
  "$LOGDIR/${DATETIME}-gco-${SLUG}-stderr.log"

Run as a background Bash task with 15-minute timeout.

Step 3: Collect and Present Results

Read the output file ($LOGDIR/${DATETIME}-gco-${SLUG}.md)
If empty or missing, check stderr log for errors — a no-quota (402) error means Copilot Premium is exhausted; report it and fall back to Claude Code tools
Synthesize and present findings to the user
Include the log file path for reference

Important Notes

Copilot cannot modify files — all writes are done by Claude Code
NEVER use ~ in paths — use $HOME
Output and stderr go to $LOGDIR/${DATETIME}-gco-* (timestamped)
If copilot is not installed, report "Copilot CLI not found. Install with: gh extension install github/gh-copilot" and fall back to Claude Code tools

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name	gco
description	Run GitHub Copilot CLI as a read-only sub-agent from Claude Code. Use when: (1) User says 'gco', 'copilot', or 'ask copilot', (2) Delegating code review or research to Copilot, (3) Getting a second opinion on code or architecture. Read-only mode (no file writes), gpt-5.4 model.
user-invocable	true
argument-hint	<prompt>
allowed-tools	["Bash(bash )","Bash(timeout )","Bash(gtimeout )","Bash(node )"]

GitHub Copilot Read-Only Sub-Agent

Run GitHub Copilot CLI in read-only mode for code review, research, and investigation tasks.

How It Works

Copilot runs non-interactively with -p (prompt) and -s (silent output)
Read-only enforced via --deny-tool='write' (hard tool-level block) and read-only preamble in prompt
Uses --no-ask-user and --allow-all-tools for fully autonomous execution
Model: gpt-5.4
Timeout: 15 minutes

Process

Step 1: Build the Prompt

Take the user's request and use it as the copilot prompt. If the user provides /gco with arguments, use those as the prompt directly.

Step 2: Run Copilot

LOGDIR=$(node $HOME/.claude/scripts/get-logdir.js)
mkdir -p "$LOGDIR"
DATETIME=$(date +%Y%m%d_%H%M%S)
SLUG="<short-topic-slug>"

bash $HOME/.claude/skills/gco/scripts/gco-run.sh \
  "<prompt>" \
  "$LOGDIR/${DATETIME}-gco-${SLUG}.md" \
  "$LOGDIR/${DATETIME}-gco-${SLUG}-stderr.log"

Run as a background Bash task with 15-minute timeout.

Step 3: Collect and Present Results

Read the output file ($LOGDIR/${DATETIME}-gco-${SLUG}.md)
If empty or missing, check stderr log for errors — a no-quota (402) error means Copilot Premium is exhausted; report it and fall back to Claude Code tools
Synthesize and present findings to the user
Include the log file path for reference

Important Notes

Copilot cannot modify files — all writes are done by Claude Code
NEVER use ~ in paths — use $HOME
Output and stderr go to $LOGDIR/${DATETIME}-gco-* (timestamped)
If copilot is not installed, report "Copilot CLI not found. Install with: gh extension install github/gh-copilot" and fall back to Claude Code tools