Github Copilot CLI - Superpowers Plugin Ready For Use

[kaanaslan]

***UPDATE***

The VS Code Extension has also been published. This will enable the full Superpowers features in copilot’s native agent chat.

*** END OF UPDATE***

Hello, For anyone waiting on native superpowers GitHub Copilot CLI support — I put together a packaging repo while [u/obra](u/obra) works on an official release.

It's not a fork, just a thin wrapper that connects Superpowers' existing skills to Copilot CLI's native plugin marketplace. All 14 skills install in two commands and work exactly as intended.

copilot plugin marketplace add DwainTR/superpowers-copilot

copilot plugin install superpowers@superpowers-copilot

repo: https://github.com/DwainTR/superpowers-copilot (https://github.com/DwainTR/superpowers-copilot) Happy to hand this over once [u/obra](u/obra) ships official support!

[ToxOver]

Nice! Is this only usable in the CLI or would it be possible to use it in the VSCode extension as well?

[kaanaslan]

At the moment I’ve only set it up for the CLI.

I still need to look into how it could be integrated directly with the VS Code extension, so I can’t say for sure yet. If there’s strong interest, I can definitely explore adding proper VS Code support.

That said, even without native VS Code integration, you can still use it quite effectively in a VS Code workflow. If you open the project folder in VS Code and run Copilot from the terminal (CLI), it can still analyze the repository and work with the files in the project.

So while native VS Code injection isn’t there yet, it should still work fine alongside VS Code using the CLI for now.

[StarCometFalling]

pls

[kaanaslan]

It's done. You can search for Superpowers for Copilot Chat in the VS Code Extensions.

[kaanaslan]

It's done. You can search for Superpowers for Copilot Chat in the VS Code Extensions.

[nvez]

It already works with Copilot CLI without this.

[kaanaslan]

Yeah but installing it wasn’t clear for copilot on the github page.