mcp.json. VS Code uses a servers object, and each remote entry needs "type": "http".
This page is the VS Code editor. GitHub Copilot CLI (copilot mcp add, ~/.copilot/mcp-config.json) is a different product. Use Any MCP client for that CLI.
You need your PostQueen API key first. In the app at app.postqueen.ai, open Settings → API Keys and click Reveal.
Option A: Command Palette
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Add the server
Open the Command Palette, run MCP: Add Server, choose HTTP, and name it
postqueen. Pick Workspace (writes .vscode/mcp.json) or Global (user mcp.json).2
Paste the URL
Use the streamable HTTP URL with your API key in the path:
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Trust and start
VS Code asks you to trust the server before it starts. After it starts, Copilot Chat lists the 14 tools.
Option B: mcp.json
Two locations:- Workspace:
.vscode/mcp.jsonin the project. Safe to commit only if the key is an input variable, not a literal. - User profile: MCP: Open User Configuration. Servers here apply to every workspace.
- API key in URL
- Bearer token
Self-hosted
Replacehttps://api.postqueen.ai with your NEXT_PUBLIC_BACKEND_URL:
/api. Your reverse proxy has to forward /mcp and stream the response: MCP on a self-hosted install.
Verify
Open Copilot Chat in agent mode and ask:“List my connected social media accounts”Your channel names come back when the agent calls
integrationList. If it fails, check that the server is enabled under MCP: List Servers, that mcp.json saved with "servers" and "type": "http", and that the API key was pasted in full.