Request support for github copilot in vscode.

[cheney-yan-ifl]

I am experimenting this on my side now, basically

• Copy all commands/(or core instructions) under .github/prompts and rename it with <command>.prompt.md

And it works fine. Tested with create-spec and the expected specification folder is generated.

I would keep experimenting it further along the way with my development pace but cannot guarantee the progress. So If I got a chance to proceed faster I may raise a PR...otherwise will see if you/other engineers has the appetite to fast track it.

[ressec]

OK, waiting for some official answers, I will provide my investigations on applying Agent OS for Kilo Code.

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1 - Agent OS Base Installation

Do a standard Agent OS base installation.

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2 - Project Installation

Use the generated project shell script to install the files into your project.

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3 - Create Agent OS Commands in Kilo Code

To create a command in Kilo Code, create them as Workflows in Kilo Code.

• In Kilo Code, go to: Manage Kilo Code Rules & Workflows
• Then go to the Workflows tab
• Create a new Global Workflow
• Give it a name: analyze-product.md
• Copy/paste the content of the analyze-product.md file located in: .agent-os/commands/analyze-product.md

Repeat these steps for all commands:

• analyze-product.md
• create-spec.md
• create-task.md
• execute-tasks.md
• plan-product.md

You will then be able to access commands in Kilo Code chat window using: /analyze-product

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It's a WIP version and for sure a not 100% compatible!

4 - Create Agent OS Agents in Kilo Code

To create an agent in Kilo Code, create them as Modes in Kilo Code.

• In Kilo Code, go to: Manage Kilo Code Rules & Workflows
• Then go to the Workflows tab
• Create a new Global Workflow
• Give it a name: analyze-product.md
• Copy/paste the content of the analyze-product.md file located in: .agent-os/commands/analyze-product.md

Repeat these steps for all commands:

• analyze-product.md
• create-spec.md
• create-task.md
• execute-tasks.md
• plan-product.md

It's a WIP version and for sure not a full compatible integration!

[cheney-yan-ifl]

I created a PR #134 for Github Copilot.

[cheney-yan-ifl]

@ressec tested on workflow (for commands) in Kilocode and it seems working fine. -- in general it fits more in workflows rather than modes -- do you feel the same?