Is there a way to have multiple copilot subscription under one account?

[renielsalvador]

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Hi.

Previously I had a personal copilot subscription that I can fully manage. but after my company provided me a subscription to their copilot I can no longer see my copilot and am no longer able to use them on my projects.

Is there a way to have multiple copilots (personal or provided by organization) and be able to switch them on the go?

[yshavit]

per https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/56234:

There can only be one copilot licence active per github account. If your employer takes out a Copilot for Business subscription and assigns you a Copilot seat from their account it will refund your CfI subscription.

[EmaSMach]

I have the same question.
When working on my personal projects, i want to use my personal subscription.
When working for the company I work for, i want to use the "organization subscription" from the company.

Right now, every time I work on my personal projects, I cannot find a way to use the requests from my personal subscription, and i dont feel ok using the "organization subscription" for my personal projects. It consumes the available premium requests, but not from my personal subscription :-|

[hades200082]

This is a completely stupid policy from github.

They've recommended for years that people have just one github account for work and personal across all orgs they work with. And now they've built a tool that can't tell the difference between work and personal.

Why can't they just add a dropdown to the copilot chat box to select which license to use. You could have it auto-select based on the repo's organisation too.

A completely avoidable/solvable problem that shouldn't exist.

[xabierlameiro]

It’s a big problem; multiple user accounts for one person is not a good solution.