OpenAPI Compatible Provider for Copilot

A VS Code extension that integrates multiple OpenAI-compatible API providers into GitHub Copilot Chat.

Features

• 🚀 Multiple Provider Support - Add and manage multiple OpenAI-compatible API providers
• 🔐 Secure Key Storage - API keys are stored securely using VS Code's secret storage
• 🎨 Beautiful Configuration UI - Easy-to-use webview interface for managing providers
• 📦 No Extension Settings - All configuration through the intuitive UI, no settings.json clutter
• 🔌 Copilot Integration - Seamlessly integrates with GitHub Copilot Chat
• 📤 Import/Export - Backup and restore your configurations

Requirements

• VS Code 1.104.0 or higher
• GitHub Copilot Chat extension

Getting Started

1. Install the extension
2. Click on the "OpenAPI Copilot" status bar item or use the command palette: OpenAPI Copilot: Manage Providers
3. Click "Add Provider" to configure your first provider
4. Fill in:
   • Vendor Name/Flag: A unique identifier for this provider (e.g., "MyOpenAI", "LocalLLM")
   • Base URL: The OpenAI-compatible API endpoint (e.g., https://api.openai.com/v1)
   • API Key: Your API key for authentication
   • Models: Add one or more models with their configurations
5. Save and start using your provider in Copilot Chat!

Provider Configuration

Each provider requires:

• Name: Unique identifier shown in Copilot
• Base URL: API endpoint URL
• API Key: Authentication key (stored securely)
• Models: List of models with:
  • Model ID (API identifier)
  • Display Name (shown in Copilot UI)
  • Context Length
  • Max Tokens
  • Temperature & Top-P settings
  • Vision support flag

Commands

• OpenAPI Copilot: Manage Providers - Open the provider management UI
• OpenAPI Copilot: Open Configuration UI - Open configuration panel

Import/Export

You can backup and restore your provider configurations:

1. Click "Export" to save all configurations to a JSON file
2. Click "Import" to restore from a previously exported file

Note: API keys are not included in exports for security reasons. You'll need to re-enter them after importing.

Development

Setup

npm install
npm run compile

Watch Mode

npm run watch

Package Extension

npm run package

License

MIT

Support

For issues and feature requests, please open an issue on the repository.