GitHub previews Copilot connectors, with account and administrator controls intact
Reusable service connections do not override organization policies or third-party access limits.
GitHub announced a rolling public preview of verified MCP connectors on October 28, initially covering 26 services including Slack, Figma and Notion across supported Copilot web, mobile, app, CLI and VS Code clients.
All Copilot plans are eligible, but Business/Enterprise require editor-preview permission. Enterprise MCP allowlists and service-side approvals may also apply. Connector eligibility does not grant Free users paid cloud-task access.
Territory-specific rollout, Traditional Chinese support, third-party prices and a standalone API are unconfirmed. Review permissions before sharing private context. Not tested.
https://github.blog/changelog/2026-10-28-github-copilot-in-vs-code-universe-releases/
All Copilot plans are eligible, but Business/Enterprise require editor-preview permission. Enterprise MCP allowlists and service-side approvals may also apply. Connector eligibility does not grant Free users paid cloud-task access.
Territory-specific rollout, Traditional Chinese support, third-party prices and a standalone API are unconfirmed. Review permissions before sharing private context. Not tested.
https://github.blog/changelog/2026-10-28-github-copilot-in-vs-code-universe-releases/
Usage conditions
- Hong Kong
- Hong Kong account eligibility, local rollout timing and actual local prices are individually unconfirmed. Plan, client and administrator conditions apply. Not tested.
- Macau
- Macau account eligibility, local rollout timing and actual local prices are individually unconfirmed. Plan, client and administrator conditions apply. Not tested.
- Taiwan
- Taiwan account eligibility, local rollout timing and actual local prices are individually unconfirmed. Plan, client and administrator conditions apply. Not tested.
Official source: Connect your tools to Copilot without all the setup