Visual Studio Code

Open MCP configuration

Open the Command Palette in Visual Studio Code and run MCP: Open User Configuration. For a repository-specific setup, create or open .vscode/mcp.json in the project root instead.

Note: User configuration applies to your local VS Code profile. Workspace configuration can be shared with a project, but do not store credentials or tokens in it.

Add the server

Add a new remote MCP server entry named glushkov-modelling to the servers object.

                                                            json
{
 "servers": {
 "glushkov-modelling": {
 "type": "http",
 "url": "https://mcp.glushkov-modelling.com/mcp-oauth"
 }
 }
}
                                                        

Note: If your configuration already contains other servers, add the glushkov-modelling entry inside the existing servers object and preserve valid JSON.

Save and start the server

Save mcp.json, then open the MCP Servers view or run the relevant MCP: Start Server command if Visual Studio Code does not start the server automatically.

Note: The exact command and panel label may vary with the Visual Studio Code version.

Complete OAuth authorization

When Visual Studio Code requests authentication, allow it to open the browser and sign in to or register for Glushkov Modelling MCP. Confirm your email if this is your first connection.

Note: Complete the OAuth flow in the same browser session and allow popup windows and cookies. No API key is required.

Confirm tools in Copilot Chat

Return to Copilot Chat and confirm that Glushkov Modelling MCP is connected. Start a new chat if needed, then make sure the MCP tools are available before sending a request.

Note: If tools do not appear, reopen Copilot Chat or restart Visual Studio Code, then check the MCP server status.

Test the connection

Send the test prompt in Copilot Chat and confirm that the response uses Glushkov Modelling MCP and returns links to original archive pages.

                                                            Use Glushkov Modelling MCP. Find the build-log stages for Le Requin 1750 and return links to the original source pages.
                                                        

Note: The server provides read-only access to published archive content.