Claude Code vs GitHub Copilot: Token burn comparison using identical models & repos?
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Claude 相关模型动态已经出现，适合跟踪能力变化、生态影响和后续可用性。
一位开发者正在为他们的团队评估 GitHub Copilot 和 Claude Code。他们指出，当使用 Anthropic 模型与 Copilot 结合时，与直接使用 Claude Code 相比，每令牌的成本略有不同。该开发者正在寻求关于这两种工具在相同模型和代码库下令牌消耗的见解和实际数据，以帮助他们做出选择。
I'm currently evaluating GitHub Copilot vs. Claude Code for our team. We could use either, but for us there's a slight difference in cost per token (Copilot with Anthropic models vs. Claude Code directly).
If we use the exact same model on the same repository with identical instructions, has anyone noticed a real difference in token efficiency between the two harnesses? I'm wondering how much things like prompt caching, context assembly, or system prompting overhead change the actual token burn in practice.
Would appreciate any insights or real-world numbers!