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SolarGlyph Copilot
A quick, transparent setup guide. You bring your Tomdacat key, choose what the agent can see, and control whether every GitHub commit needs your approval.
Step 1 of 4
Sign up or sign in with a supported account provider to open the workspace.
Add a Tomdacat Code or standard API key in Settings. Requests use that key and its provider plan or account.
Install the SolarGlyph GitHub App on your account, choose which repositories it may use, then pick a repository and branch and attach it to a conversation. Copilot only ever gets a short-lived token for the one repository you are working in.
Ask Copilot to inspect or change the project. By default, review each proposed summary and commit before anything is written.
Your account, key and GitHub are connected. Open Copilot and describe your first change.
No. The workspace sends requests using the Tomdacat key you configure. Check your provider account for applicable pricing, plan limits, and usage details.
Yes. Settings defaults to asking before every commit. Assistive commit sends each proposal to your configured AI provider for an independent safety check: only changes assessed as clearly low-risk can proceed without a prompt, while unsafe, uncertain, or unavailable reviews ask you to approve. You can also choose automatic mode, which skips both checks and prompts. These preferences are stored in this browser.
Private repository access depends on the repositories you select when installing the GitHub App. Choose only repositories you intend to use with the workspace.
Autopilot makes up to five consecutive improvement turns, then pauses. Select Stop while it is running to cancel the active request and prevent further turns. Proposed commits continue to follow your commit approval preference in Settings.
The pending proposal is not committed. You can ask Copilot to revise it or prepare a new proposal.
Usage for eligible Tomdacat Code keys is shown in the workspace. The provider account remains the source of truth for plan terms and billing.
Never paste provider secrets into a chat prompt or share repository access beyond what you need. Check your provider's own privacy, plan, and usage terms before connecting its key.