GitHub, the coding storage service owned by Microsoft, launched the GitHub Copilot Chat productive artificial intelligence chat robot at the end of last year. However, this service was limited to computers and the web only. This week, GitHub announced that the new artificial intelligence chatbot is also available on Android and iOS platforms.
Developers with a GitHub account can no longer iOS or Android They can download the GitHub application and log in to their account. Developers who do not yet have a license can obtain a license directly through the application. Developers who access the service through a GitHub Copilot Business or GitHub Copilot Enterprise license can ask their administrators to enable GitHub Copilot Chat in their mobile applications.
In addition to getting answers to coding questions, GitHub Copilot Chat also allows developers to chat with over 100,000 public repositories. GitHub says this will give developers more information about a number of different ways to code in their projects.
GitHub offers individual users access to the Copilot service with a free trial for $10 per month or $100 per year. GitHub Business subscribers pay $19 per user per month for Copilot. GitHub Copilot Enterprise was officially launched for corporate customers in February and is priced at $39 per person per month.
