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Connect from VS Code (GitHub Copilot)

GitHub Copilot in VS Code supports MCP servers through the MCP settings in the Copilot extension. Once added, Copilot’s chat panel can call Nexudus tools alongside its other capabilities.

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Prerequisites

  • VS Code with the GitHub Copilot extension installed and signed in.
  • A GitHub Copilot subscription that supports MCP servers (Business or Enterprise at the time of writing — check your plan in VS Code).
  • A Nexudus account with API access.

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Add the Nexudus server

VS Code stores MCP server entries in a JSON config file. The easiest way to add Nexudus is via the command palette.
1

Open Agent Customizations

From the VS Code activity bar, open Agent Customizations (or run MCP: Add Server from the command palette with Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + P).
2

Add a new MCP server

In the MCP Servers section, click the + button to add a new server.
3

Choose the HTTP transport

From the list, select HTTP (HTTP or Server-Sent Events) — “Connect to a remote HTTP server that implements the MCP protocol”.VS Code MCP server type picker with 'HTTP (HTTP or Server-Sent Events)' highlighted.
4

Enter the Nexudus server URL

Paste https://mcp.nexudus.com into the Enter Server URL field and press Enter.VS Code prompt to enter the MCP server URL, with https://mcp.nexudus.com filled in.
5

Give it a name

When prompted, give the server a name (for example, nexudus). The server appears in the MCP Servers list once registered.VS Code showing the configured Nexudus MCP server with name, type 'http', and the server URL.
6

Approve the authentication

VS Code prompts you to allow the server to authenticate. Click Allow.VS Code dialog: 'The MCP Server Definition wants to authenticate to mcp.nexudus.com.' with Allow and Cancel buttons.
7

Sign in to Nexudus

VS Code opens your default browser to the Nexudus login page. Enter your Nexudus email and password and approve the connection. The browser redirects back to VS Code and the server appears as Connected.Nexudus sign-in page asking for email and password to authorise the MCP connection.

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Add manually via settings

If you prefer to edit the config directly, open the command palette and run MCP: Open User Configuration. Add an entry: 
{
  "servers": {
    "nexudus": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://mcp.nexudus.com"
    }
  }
}
Save the file. Then run MCP: Reload Servers from the command palette and sign in through the browser when prompted.

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Verify it works

Open the Copilot chat panel and ask:
“List my Nexudus locations.”
Copilot should call the Nexudus server. The chat panel shows the tool call and the response inline.

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Things to try

  • “Generate a CSV of all bookings for last week, one row per booking.”
  • “List the meeting rooms at my main location and their hourly rates.”
  • “Create a new event called ‘Community Coffee’ next Friday at 10am.”
Copilot can create, update, and delete real data through the connector. Read the tool call before approving it, especially for deletions and bulk updates.

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Disconnect or re-authenticate

Open the command palette and run MCP: Manage Servers to remove or reconnect Nexudus. After the 8-hour session expires, Copilot’s tool calls return an auth error — reconnect from the same menu.

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Common issues

IssueSolution
MCP: Add Server command is missingUpdate the GitHub Copilot extension to the latest version.
Nexudus server shows but no tools appearRun MCP: Reload Servers from the command palette.
Browser does not open during sign-inCheck VS Code’s output panel for the MCP server log and open the URL manually.
Tool calls fail with “Authentication required”Your 8-hour session has expired. Reconnect from MCP: Manage Servers.
For more, see Troubleshooting.

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Next steps

Available tools

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Sessions and re-auth

Why sessions expire after 8 hours.