So I actually had claude code make me a python backend that allows copilot to talk and send commands to Windows or Linux computers. Python executes the commands sent by copilot and then returns the output back to copilot via an API, and it goes back and forth like this until it finishes the task. It’s like a janky Claude Code But it works on any device that has Python. It actually operates so much better when you only allow it to respond in commands it’s passing too and from your computer.
For anyone who has been missing Microsoft’s tender, loving embrace since switching to Linux. Copilot for Linux is in development, I presume.
So I actually had claude code make me a python backend that allows copilot to talk and send commands to Windows or Linux computers. Python executes the commands sent by copilot and then returns the output back to copilot via an API, and it goes back and forth like this until it finishes the task. It’s like a janky Claude Code But it works on any device that has Python. It actually operates so much better when you only allow it to respond in commands it’s passing too and from your computer.
It is, but it’s been branded Linux Subsystem For Copilot 365 Enterprise Service Pack 2.
Probably already done… Copilot for Linux developed the defender for Linux as a test. They say it even sometimes work!
Then what? Office365 for Linux?