GitHub Copilot DeepSeek Integration Tutorial
Learn how to integrate DeepSeek with GitHub Copilot through this video tutorial. It is intended for users who want to use DeepSeek models in coding tools.
Video Tutorial
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Tutorial Overview
This video demonstrates how to integrate DeepSeek with GitHub Copilot, enabling you to use DeepSeek model capabilities in coding tools such as VS Code and Cursor.
This tutorial is suitable for the following users:
| Scenario | Description |
|---|---|
| DeepSeek Integration | Users who want to use DeepSeek models in coding tools. |
| Copilot Configuration | Users who already use GitHub Copilot and want to adjust the model integration method. |
| Getting Started | Beginners who want to quickly complete the configuration process by following a video tutorial. |
Prerequisites
Before watching the video and following the steps, we recommend preparing the following:
- VS Code, Cursor, or another coding tool that supports the relevant plugins is installed.
- You are signed in to GitHub Copilot and have enabled it.
- A working API endpoint is available.
- A valid API Key has been created.
- You have confirmed that the relevant DeepSeek models are available through the service.
Compliance Notice
Make sure the services you use come from reliable sources, and comply with the terms of use of the model provider, GitHub Copilot, the plugins, and your organization.
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