https://mcp.darwin.so/mcp in the MCP configuration supported by your current VS Code or GitHub Copilot environment, then sign in to Darwin when prompted.
Install Darwin in VS Code or use the public workspace configuration.
Keep shared workspace configuration free of personal credentials. Darwin’s browser authorization supplies the user-scoped connection; the repository should contain only non-secret server metadata when configuration is intentionally shared.
Verify the tools list before use, then follow the same Search → select exact revision → Act workflow used by every Darwin interface.
Connect and verify
1
Register the remote server
Add
https://mcp.darwin.so/mcp using the MCP settings supported by the installed VS Code and Copilot versions.2
Keep shared config non-secret
Commit server metadata only when the workspace intentionally shares it.
3
Complete user authorization
Sign in through Darwin’s browser flow and grant the minimum required scopes.
4
Run a read-only check
Ask Copilot to Search, show evidence, and stop before Act.