mcp-configure
Configure your Dataverse environment for GitHub Copilot's MCP server integration.
- Supports both global (all projects) and project-scoped configuration paths with automatic directory creation
- Auto-discovers Dataverse environments from your Azure account via Power Apps API, or accepts manual URL entry as fallback
- Generates unique server names from organization identifiers and registers servers in the MCP configuration file with GA or Preview endpoint options
- Validates existing configurations to flag already-registered environments and prevents accidental overwrites of other server entries
Configure Dataverse MCP for GitHub Copilot
This skill configures the Dataverse MCP server for GitHub Copilot with your organization's environment URL. Each organization is registered with a unique server name based on the org identifier (e.g., DataverseMcporgbc9a965c). If the user provided a URL it is: $ARGUMENTS.
Instructions
0. Ask for MCP scope
Ask the user whether they want to configure the MCP server globally or for this project only:
Would you like to configure the Dataverse MCP server:
- Globally (available in all projects)
- Project-only (available only in this project)
Based on their choice, set the CONFIG_PATH variable:
- Global:
~/.copilot/mcp-config.json(use the user's home directory) - Project:
.mcp/copilot/mcp.json(relative to the current working directory)
Store this path for use in steps 1 and 6.
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