Ask HN: Did GitHub remove Opus and Sonnet from their Copilot Pro subscription?
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by lgl
7 hours ago
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Just opened Visual Studio today and no longer have Opus or Sonnet, only Haiku, GPT and Grok. Anybody else missing these?
fileshotdev
4 hours ago
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Insensitivity
6 hours ago
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Are you within an organization? they can control which subset of models are available to you

maybe it's related to the supply chain risk designation

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lgl
6 hours ago
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No, just a regular Pro subscription. Apparently it's not just me, Github seems to have removed these models from the "Student" subscription [0] but it seems as it was also removed from regular "Pro" subscriptions as there are many reports on their discussions. [1]

[0] https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/189268

[1] https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions

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sometimes_all
17 minutes ago
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Yeah, I got the email that they removed them from the student plan:

"As part of this transition, however, some premium models, including GPT-5.4, and Claude Opus and Sonnet models, will no longer be available for self-selection under the GitHub Copilot Student Plan."

They specifically said this was primarily for student plans. I'm surprised they did this for the normal pro plans too; it's likely a mistake since the plans page[1] still says that the models will be available.

However, TBH, I've never liked Microsoft's flavor of these; they always seem lobotomized compared to using the models directly in Claude Code / Codex. I rarely use AI in VS Code because it's just bad.

[1]: https://docs.github.com/en/copilot/get-started/plans

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fileshotdev
4 hours ago
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I also lost access to Sonnet and Opus models in my Pro subscription!
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nullcathedral
6 hours ago
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Sonnet 4.6 and Opus 4.6 are still available here. Pro+ subscription.
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