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Who can do whatEach person gets only their access Your toolsShopify, Outlook, Linear and more Connect your AI appGuided setup for 12 AI apps Shared accountsShare access, not passwords Freelancers and guestsAccess with an end date A yes before any changeNothing changes without your OK

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Connect VS Code and GitHub Copilot

VS Code keeps connectors for GitHub Copilot. Add Homla once and Copilot can use your tools.

Steps#

Open the guide in the appIn the Homla app, open Home, then the fold Other clients, connector URL and skills, and click VS Code.
Add it in this clientPress Add it in this client. VS Code opens and offers to install the homla server. Confirm.
Sign inVS Code opens your browser the first time Copilot calls Homla. Approve the connection.

By hand#

Add a new MCP server of type HTTP with this URL. In VS Code, the command palette has MCP: Add Server for this.

Connector URL

https://app.homla.ai/mcp

Use Copilot Chat in agent mode to call Homla tools.

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