GitHub Copilot
with Nectari Models
Point your local GitHub Copilot to Nectari-hosted LLM profiles in seconds — no manual environment setup required.
Available Profiles
One profile is available today. More will be added as models are onboarded.
How It Works
GitHub Copilot supports custom LLM providers through a handful of environment variables. This tool automates that setup.
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WARP Connected
The Nectari LiteLLM gateway (
litellm.nectari.dev) is only reachable through Cloudflare WARP. Make sure your WARP client is active before proceeding. -
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Download the Bootstrap Script
Click the download button above to get
Start-NectariCopilot.ps1. This is a single PowerShell script — no installer, no registry changes. -
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Run the Script
The script sets the four Copilot provider variables automatically — the gateway key is bundled in. Just run it and Copilot launches.
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Copilot Launches with the Selected Model
GitHub Copilot connects to the Nectari-hosted model instead of the default OpenAI endpoint. Your editor extension picks this up automatically.
Setup
Get running in under two minutes.
1 Prerequisites
- Cloudflare WARP is installed and connected
- PowerShell 7+ (
pwsh) is installed - GitHub CLI (
gh) is installed and authenticated
2 Download & Run the Bootstrap Script
Place the script anywhere and run it:
pwsh -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\Start-NectariCopilot.ps1
The script handles everything — no key setup required on your end.
Security & Access
This page is only reachable through Cloudflare WARP and protected by Cloudflare Access — access is restricted to explicitly allowed users. The bootstrap script includes the gateway key; nothing is stored on your machine and no additional configuration is required.