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Connect MCPBundles on VS Code and Copilot

For how MCP works in VS Code — mcp.json, Copilot agent mode, and remote URLs — read How to Connect MCP Servers to VS Code and Copilot.

This page covers connecting MCPBundles MCP servers only.

Requirements​

  • VS Code with GitHub Copilot and MCP support enabled for your channel
  • An MCP server enabled in your MCPBundles dashboard
  • Credentials connected for the providers on that MCP server

MCP server URL​

  1. Open your MCP server in the MCPBundles dashboard.
  2. Copy the MCP server URL from Quick Setup.
  3. Add it to your VS Code MCP config as described in the VS Code and Copilot guide.
  4. Reload VS Code or restart the Copilot agent session so tools refresh.

MCPBundles CLI (optional)​

mcpbundles init writes the CLI skill (.skills/mcpbundles-cli/) for terminal discovery — it does not edit VS Code's MCP config. Use the MCP URL steps above, or run mcpbundles serve if you need a local stdio bridge.