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Connect Onsomble to VS Code and you can ask Copilot’s agent about your AI discoverability while you work: how a brand is showing up in AI answers, what the AI is saying, and what to fix. The connection is one address:
You sign in to Onsomble the first time you connect, so no keys change hands. For a workspace config or a CI run, use an API key instead.

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Add the server

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Add the server

Open the command palette, run MCP: Add Server, choose HTTP, paste the address above, and name it Onsomble.
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Sign in and approve

VS Code opens a browser window on first use. Sign in to Onsomble and approve access.
VS Code’s own guide: Use MCP servers in VS Code.

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Use it

Open Copilot Chat in agent mode, enable the Onsomble tools from the tools picker, then ask about one of your Sites. Name Onsomble in your first message and name the Site you mean. A few to start with are on the overview. To make the agent read the results like an analyst, install the Onsomble skills alongside the connection.

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API keys for scripts and CI

To store the connection in a workspace config or run it unattended, authenticate with an Onsomble API key instead of signing in. Create one in Settings → Account → API Keys: see the API overview. Keys start with ons_ and are shown once at creation. Add the server to .vscode/mcp.json in your workspace. The inputs block makes VS Code prompt for the key and store it securely, so nothing secret lands in the committed file:
VS Code prompts for the key the first time the server starts. Onsomble MCP can read results and, with the required permissions, change Clients, Sites, scan configuration and schedules. Starting a Scan uses scan allowance. Review and approve changes and scan runs before your assistant carries them out. In automated setups, keep confirmation enabled for write actions.