If you could use GitHub Copilot in the terminal, it would be much more convenient—many commands wouldn’t need to be memorized deliberately, and you wouldn’t need to search online for a long time.

First, download Github-CLI. Then log in with gh auth login. Copilot is not installed by default; you need to manually install the extension with gh extension install github/gh-copilot.

Test whether gh copilot works properly.

Then set up aliases for convenience. Read the path of the config file with echo $PROFILE, then modify it with notepad $PROFILE. Add the following content.

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function Github-Copilot-Explain { gh copilot explain $args }
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function Github-Copilot-Suggest { gh copilot suggest $args }
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Set-Alias -Name cs -Value Github-Copilot-Suggest
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Set-Alias -Name ce -Value Github-Copilot-Explain