running-claude-code-via-litellm-copilot 是做什麼的？
用於將 Claude Code 透過本地 LiteLLM 代理路由至 GitHub Copilot，以降低直接使用 Anthropic 的開銷、設定 ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL 或 ANTHROPIC_MODEL 覆蓋，或排查 Copilot 代理設定失敗（如模型未找到、無本地流量或 GitHub 401/403 認證錯誤）。
適用於通過本地 LiteLLM 代理將 Claude Code 路由至 GitHub Copilot，以減少直接使用 Anthropic 的費用、設定 ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL 或 ANTHROPIC_MODEL 覆蓋，或排查 Copilot 代理設定失敗（如模型未找到、無本地流量或 GitHub 401/403 認證錯誤）的情況。
此技能針對希望通過本地 LiteLLM 代理（proxy）來路由 Claude Code 的開發者，使其能夠與 GitHub Copilot 搭配使用。主要優勢在於可以顯著降低直接呼叫 Anthropic API 的費用，因為 Claude Code 的請求會先經過本地代理再轉發到 Copilot。技能涵蓋了關鍵配置項的設定，包括如何覆蓋 ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL 和 ANTHROPIC_MODEL 環境變數，以指定代理路徑與模型。此外，它還提供了常見故障的排查指導，例如模型未找到（model-not-found）、代理無法在 localhost 取得流量，或是 GitHub 認證失敗（HTTP 401/403 錯誤）。適用於任何支援 Claude Code 與 LiteLLM 整合的開發環境，能有效簡化代理設定的流程並提升除錯效率。
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用於將 Claude Code 透過本地 LiteLLM 代理路由至 GitHub Copilot，以降低直接使用 Anthropic 的開銷、設定 ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL 或 ANTHROPIC_MODEL 覆蓋，或排查 Copilot 代理設定失敗（如模型未找到、無本地流量或 GitHub 401/403 認證錯誤）。
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