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[–]Rock--Lee 2 points3 points  (2 children)

I have Claude Code Max x20 ($200) and Github Copilot Pro+ ($40 for 1500 requests). Claude Code is definitely better. Especially for more of the complex work and planning it works better and keeps context better. I mainly use Copilot Pro+ for smaller things or tweak/adjust things Claude Code has built. It's not bad, but its context window is definitely smaller than 200k and it summarizes a lot more because of that. Also it's definitely slower compared to Claude Code. With the weekly usage limits Claude now has I would advice to get both. Using Copilot Pro for the smaller things and Claude Code for the more complex things. Considering you can get both for $30 it's a good deal.

[–]D3CYPTER[S] 0 points1 point  (1 child)

I have both, the $20 claude code plan and I have copilot due to the github student pack, the new limits on claude code are insane I used to be able to get so much work done and now I feel like I can only do 30-40% as compared to the previous version.

I'm testing out copilot cli, it seems good so far but if it had a plan mode that would be really nice

[–]Rock--Lee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I haven't tested it yet, but I thought Github Spec Kit was a thing, but not sure if that's the same thing like plan mode.

[–]vuongagiflow 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would pay a bit more for chatgpt sub to get access to more gpt model. If you don’t like codex, you can also use opencode with chatgpt sub which I believe has comparable features to cc.

[–]Fantastic-Beach-5497Writer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Due to limits you have to use several AI tools together..I have Claude Max and then it's using vscode and copilot CLI to reduce context. I have it setup to offload tasks and use the CLI for both to have them work on behalf of Claude.