model \u0060text-davinci-003\u0060 has been deprecated

[eliassal]

Describe the bug

Hi, I wanted to test copilot cli in powershell, when I issue
Copilot
I get

Supply values for the following parameters:
inputPrompt:

I paste my openai key then an error message is displayed

Invoke-RestMethod: C:\Users\salam.SALAM\Documents\PowerShell\Modules\PowerShellAI\0.6.1\Public\Invoke-OpenAIAPI.ps1:70
Line |
70 | Invoke-RestMethod @params
| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
| { "error": { "message": "The model \u0060text-davinci-003\u0060 has been deprecated, learn more here:
| https://platform.openai.com/docs/deprecations", "type": "invalid_request_error", "param": null,
| "code": "model_not_found" } }
Write-Codeblock: C:\Users\salam.SALAM\Documents\PowerShell\Modules\PowerShellAI\0.6.1\Public\copilot.ps1:107
Line |
107 | Write-Codeblock -Text $runnable -ShowLineNumbers -SyntaxHighl …
| ~~~~~~~~~
| Cannot bind argument to parameter 'Text' because it is an empty string.
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Affected version

same error when I use --versionn

Steps to reproduce the behavior

Run PS 7
Issue Copilot
paste openai key

Expected behavior

Return copilot results

Additional context

win 10 64
PS 7

[williammartin]

How did you install copilot? This doesn't look like the behaviour of this copilot CLI. What happens if you run copilot --version?

[shanselman]

Type "alias Copilot" - what's the output?

[eliassal]

This is what I get

[eliassal]

I ran this this morning

but
alias Copilot
returns
Get-Alias: This command cannot find a matching alias because an alias with the name 'Copilot' does not exist.

[eliassal]

I followed instructions at
https://docs.github.com/en/copilot/how-tos/set-up/install-copilot-cli

[RyanHecht]

Hi @eliassal,

Looking at the filepath PowerShell\Modules\PowerShellAI\0.6.1\Public\Invoke-OpenAIAPI.ps1:70, I think you have this community-maintained PowerShell module installed that is taking precedence over the Copilot CLI in your PATH: https://github.com/StartAutomating/PowerShellAI

If you used Install-Module -Name PowerShellAI to install that community-maintained module, you should be able to uninstall it with Uninstall-Module -Name PowerShellAI. Give that a try, then see if copilot launches the right tool :)

[eliassal]

Hi all, I rebooted my win 10 box, fired terminal, and hop running copilot --version gave the following

It is working fine.
Then, inside a .net project, I tried to d as Scott Hamselmann did in the .Net conf 2025 demo where he showed a diagram of the architecture of an application but did not work for me.
I asked copilot "describe the architecture" and "Do a diagram".

So @shanselman what was the prompt you gave to copilot to acheive what you showed in .Net conf 2025