How To Configure MCP Server with GitHub CoPilot SDK

Let’s be honest: most AI demos feel like magic tricks. You type something, it replies. Cool! 

But what happens when you want your AI to actually do something? Like read a file, summarize a document, call an API, run a script, trigger a workflow, etc.

That’s where the GitHub Copilot SDK and MCP servers come in.

They let you build real AI agents — ones that can reason, call tools, and interact with your environment like a tiny software teammate.

In my latest video, I show you how to wire up local and remote MCP servers into a GitHub Copilot SDK agent. You’ll learn:

- How MCP works 

- How to build your own MCP server in Python

- How to plug it into your agent

- How to mix local and remote tools like a pro

👉 Watch the full walkthrough here

If you’ve ever wanted to build an AI agent that feels like a real part of your stack — not just a chatbot — this is the video to watch.

Let me know what you build after watching.

I’m curious.