VS Code with Klavis MCP Servers

Quick Setup Guide

1

Access Klavis MCP Servers

Navigate to the Klavis home page and click “MCP Server” in the left sidebar, pick MCP Server you like.Klavis home pageClick the “Create” button next to your chosen server.
2

Complete Authentication

Klavis MCP Servers pageOAuth authentication flowServer URL generated
3

Configure VS Code IDE

Copy Your Server URL, open Command Palette in VS Code settings:
  • macOS: Cmd + Shift + P
  • Windows/Linux: Ctrl + Shift + P
  • Or Settings > Command Palette > Preferences: Open User Setting (JSON)
VS Code IDE SettingsPaste Your Server URL to settings.json file like the screenshot belowVS Code IDE Settingssettings.json file in VS Code IDE
4

Verify Tools Loading

MCP Configuration in VS Code
As a prerequisite, you should have GitHub Copilot Chat extension installed in your VS Code IDE.
5

Start Using in Github Copilot Chat inside VS Code IDE

Using MCP Server in Github Copilot ChatOpen Chat (Cmd/Ctrl + I) and start using natural language:
"Create a new issue titled 'Add dark mode' with priority label"
🎯 Github Copilot Chat automatically detects when to use your MCP server tools based on context - no need to specify tool names!
6

Happy Building! 🎉

You’re all set! Your MCP server is now integrated with Github Copilot in VS Code IDE.

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