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How to BYOK on GitHub Copilot on VS Code

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This is a step by step tutorial on how to bring your own api key inside GitHub Copilot running on Visual Studio Code.

Open the GH Copilot chat panel on VS Code, Hover the mouse on the ‘Other Models’ and click on the settings icon.

This will open a modal. Click on the ‘Add models’ button and select ‘OpenAI Compatible’

Now, fill the prompt the group name (ex. DeepSeek) and your api key.

You will then need to configure the json with the models you want to use. For example:

Now you fill find deep seek flash and pro models in the list of the available models!

My first post

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Hi all,

I’m happy to write the first post of this my new blog! As many of you know, I’m a freelancer in the field of software production, consultancy and more.

Why I decided to open this blog? Well, firstly, I think it is important to share your experiences and knowledge with others. I learned many things, and I want you to benefit from what I learned. Secondly, I like writing and this is a way for me to express myself and share my ideas.

In this blog I’ll publish articles and tutorials about the technologies I use for my work. I will focus on web development, ma I will write also about other subjects.

I hope my blog can be a source of information and inspiration for you all. If you’ve got any question, please do not hesitate to write me.

Thank you for reading my first article and see you soon with new content!

Regards,
Timothy