This project provides a Cloudflare Worker to accelerate access to Microsoft Copilot, particularly for users in regions with network restrictions. It enables high-speed, unrestricted access to Copilot's full functionality, including chat, notebooks, plugins, and image generation, by proxying requests through Cloudflare's global network.

How It Works

The service leverages Cloudflare Workers, a serverless compute platform, to act as a proxy. By deploying the provided code to a Cloudflare Worker, users can route their Copilot requests through Cloudflare's infrastructure. This approach bypasses potential regional network limitations and benefits from Cloudflare's extensive CDN for faster response times. The project aims to offer a simple, free, and unlimited solution for accessing Copilot.

Quick Start & Requirements

• Cloudflare Pages Deployment: Fork the repository, connect to GitHub, run npm run build-page, and deploy.
• Cloudflare Worker Deployment: Click the "Deploy to Cloudflare Workers" button, authorize, link your Cloudflare account, create an API key, fork the repository, enable GitHub Actions, and deploy.
• Manual Deployment: Requires wget, git, and nodejs. Commands: git clone, cd, npm install, npm run deploy.
• Note: Default .workers.dev domains are restricted in some regions; a custom domain is recommended for reliable access.

Highlighted Details

• Enables high-speed access to Microsoft Copilot from within China.
• Offers one-click deployment options via Cloudflare Pages and Workers.
• Provides access to chat, notebooks, plugins, and image generation features.
• Automatic updates when the GitHub repository is synchronized.

Maintenance & Community

• Community support via QQ group: 829264603.
• A demo site is available at copilot.6m6c.cn.

Licensing & Compatibility

• The repository does not explicitly state a license.

Limitations & Caveats

• Access via the default .workers.dev domain may be restricted in certain regions, necessitating the use of a custom domain. Instructions for obtaining free custom domains are referenced.