GitHub Copilot is an AI-powered code completion tool that helps developers write code faster and with less effort by suggesting whole lines or blocks of code as they type.
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Recommended integration for running automated tests and debugging on BrowserStack's Test Platform, allowing execution of test suites on cloud infrastructure
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Enables VS Code GitHub Copilot agents to use the Playwright MCP server for browser automation tasks
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Fully compatible with VS Code GitHub Copilot, allowing direct use of browser automation tools within VS Code.
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Allows GitHub Copilot in Agent mode to query and interact with Azure Cosmos DB data, supporting operations like listing vehicles and other database queries
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Mentions compatibility issues with GitHub Copilot plugins, indicating attempted but currently non-functional integration with the Copilot service.
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Enables GitHub Copilot to access the persistent knowledge graph memory system through the model context protocol.
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Integrates with GitHub Copilot agent in VS Code to provide JSON manipulation capabilities through the Model Context Protocol.
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Mentioned as a related project for AI prompts, but no direct integration functionality is described in the MCP server itself.
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Provides browser automation capabilities for GitHub Copilot agents in VS Code, allowing interaction with web pages and automated web testing functions.
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Enables GitHub Copilot agents in VS Code to use calculator functionality for basic mathematical operations including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, modulo, and square root.
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Mentioned in relation to the author's AI Prompts project, suggesting compatibility or relevance with GitHub Copilot
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Allows GitHub Copilot to access Marvel characters and comics data through the Marvel Developer API, supporting various filters and search capabilities.
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Enables GitHub Copilot Agent to interact with Microsoft 365 services, allowing execution of Microsoft 365 CLI commands through the MCP server integration in VS Code.
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Provides web browsing capabilities for GitHub Copilot in VS Code, enabling it to automate browsers, interact with web pages, and perform web scraping tasks.
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Allows interaction with GitHub Copilot, enabling the use of Peacock extension information and documentation within Copilot chat conversations
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Built-in support for using GitHub Copilot as a model provider for generating responses to prompts.
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Integrates with GitHub Copilot in VS Code, enabling AI agents to use Azure services through the Azure MCP Server when in Agent mode.
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Allows requesting GitHub Copilot reviews for pull requests, providing AI-assisted code review capabilities through the experimental Copilot review features.
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Enhances GitHub Copilot in VS Code with CodeAlive's deep code understanding, allowing it to leverage semantic search and project-wide context for improved code suggestions.
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Enables GitHub Copilot to interact with MongoDB databases through the MCP server, allowing natural language queries and operations against MongoDB resources.
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Enables VSCode with GitHub Copilot to access real-time production logs, metrics, and exceptions through the MCP server.
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Enables GitHub Copilot to analyze text composition with character counting functionality through Copilot Chat commands
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Allows interaction with GitHub Copilot using the Jokes MCP server to retrieve different types of jokes, including Chuck Norris jokes and Dad jokes, when used in Agent mode.
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Allows integration with GitHub Copilot, enabling it to access the Jokes MCP Server to retrieve different types of jokes including Chuck Norris and Dad jokes.
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Supports integration with GitHub Copilot, enabling it to interact with Flux and Kubernetes clusters through the MCP Server.
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Enables GitHub Copilot to access Gibson project context in VS Code, facilitating code creation and project management with enhanced context awareness.
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Enables the retrieval and delivery of jokes by category, specifically supporting Chuck Norris and Dad jokes integration with GitHub Copilot through the MCP protocol.
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Integrates with GitHub Copilot in VS Code, enabling the AI assistant to interact with web browsers and automate web tasks through the MCP protocol.
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Enables interaction with a Jokes MCP server to retrieve various types of jokes (Chuck Norris jokes, Dad jokes) by category, providing humorous content on demand when used with GitHub Copilot's agent mode.
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Enables AI agents to fetch and deliver jokes from different categories (like Chuck Norris jokes and Dad jokes) through the Model Context Protocol server integration in the GitHub Copilot interface.
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Enables interaction with joke services through GitHub Copilot's agent mode, allowing users to request jokes from different categories like Chuck Norris jokes and Dad jokes.
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Allows integration with GitHub Copilot, enabling users to add the MCP server as a custom tool in Visual Studio Code to fetch jokes from different categories.
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Enables GitHub Copilot to access the Jokes MCP Server, allowing it to retrieve jokes from different categories like Dev jokes, Chuck Norris jokes, and Dad jokes
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Enables GitHub Copilot to use the Jokes MCP Server to retrieve various types of jokes (Chuck Norris jokes, Dad jokes) on demand when prompted by users
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Integrates with GitHub Copilot to automate web testing workflows, allowing Copilot to record test flows, execute regression tests, and discover potential test steps using natural language prompts.
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Integrates with GitHub Copilot to enable AI-assisted web testing automation, allowing Copilot to record test flows, execute regression tests, and discover potential test steps through natural language prompts
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Enables interacting with the Jokes MCP Server in GitHub Copilot's agent mode to request and receive jokes from various categories, such as Chuck Norris jokes and Dad jokes.
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Provides integration with GitHub Copilot in VS Code, enabling it to access Litmus Edge functionality for device configuration and monitoring.
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Integrates with GitHub Copilot to automate web testing workflows, allowing the AI assistant to record tests, execute regression tests, and discover potential test flows in web applications.
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Supports integration with GitHub Copilot Chat, allowing it to control Android devices and perform automation tasks through natural language
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Allows GitHub Copilot to leverage Patchright's stealth browser automation capabilities through VS Code, enabling undetected web scraping and interaction
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Integrates with GitHub Copilot in VS Code, allowing you to deploy projects to Azure using natural language commands in the Copilot chat interface
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Enables GitHub Copilot to interact with OpenAPI services through the MCP server, allowing Copilot to use tools defined by the OpenAPI specification
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Integrates with GitHub Copilot agent in VS Code, enabling browser automation and recording capabilities for AI-assisted web interactions.
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Integrates with GitHub Copilot to provide code review functionality with a senior developer perspective, highlighting issues and suggesting fixes in a sarcastic tone.
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Provides integration with GitHub Copilot in VS Code to access Marvel character and comic data through MCP tools, allowing Copilot to answer Marvel-related queries using the Marvel API.
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Provides GitHub Copilot access to PowerPlatform/Dataverse entities and records, supporting entity exploration, intelligent OData filtering, and AI-assisted query building through a Model Context Protocol server.
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Integration with GitHub Copilot as an MCP provider, allowing users to get code suggestions from Copilot and compare them with other AI services.
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Provides integration with GitHub Copilot in VS Code, allowing the AI to control a browser for web automation tasks.
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Used to accelerate code generation and improve developer productivity within the MCP server environment.
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Serves as a companion to enable access and editing of gists through GitHub Copilot using the MCP protocol.
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Enhances GitHub Copilot Chat with browser automation capabilities, allowing it to navigate websites, interact with elements, capture screenshots, and execute JavaScript in the browser context.
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Enables GitHub Copilot to use the MCP server for Kubernetes-related code suggestions and completions
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Enables the MCP server to be used with GitHub Copilot in VS Code for web automation tasks
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Allows GitHub Copilot in VS Code to use the Playwright MCP server for browser automation tasks through VS Code CLI configuration
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Allows GitHub Copilot in VS Code to control a browser through the MCP server, enabling web automation tasks.
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Enables connection to the Open Food Facts MCP server through VS Code extension to enhance AI assistance with food product information and development tools.
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Provides access to ZEN University syllabus data, allowing AI agents to recommend courses and offer enrollment advice based on academic requirements
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Integration with GitHub Copilot to provide AI-powered code suggestions and functions.
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Enables GitHub Copilot to interact with Supabase databases through the MCP server, providing database schema information and query assistance based on the connected Supabase instance.