## 1 · Run MCP: Add Server

Open the Command Palette (**⇧⌘P** / **Ctrl+Shift+P**) and run
**MCP: Add Server**.

![Command Palette with MCP: Add Server selected](/assets/vscode-add-server.svg)

## 2 · Choose HTTP

![Server type picker with HTTP selected](/assets/vscode-transport.svg)

## 3 · Paste the address

```
https://search.levirge.com/mcp
```

![Enter Server URL prompt filled in](/assets/vscode-url.svg)

## 4 · Name it

Type **levirge-search** as the Server ID and press Enter.

![Enter Server ID prompt](/assets/vscode-id.svg)

## 5 · Choose Global

So it works in every workspace.

![Configuration target picker with Global selected](/assets/vscode-target.svg)

## 6 · Allow sign-in

Click **Allow** when VS Code asks to authenticate to auth.levirge.com, then
**Open** when it asks to open the website, and sign in in the browser.

![Allow dialog](/assets/vscode-allow.svg)

![Open external website dialog](/assets/vscode-open.svg)

## 7 · Use it

Open Copilot Chat in **Agent** mode, click the tools icon and make sure
**levirge-search** is ticked.

Prefer the file? VS Code writes this into your user-level `mcp.json` (open it with
**MCP: Open User Configuration**); add `headers` with `Authorization: Bearer <your-token>`
to use a token instead of signing in:

```json
{
  "servers": {
    "levirge-search": { "type": "http", "url": "https://search.levirge.com/mcp" }
  }
}
```

Then ask it a research question, or verify with a read-only call —
`stealth_list` returns the stealth-domain registry.

## Need a token instead?

Sign-in is the default. If your client cannot open a browser, mint a token on
[Profile → Your tokens](https://search.levirge.com/profile#tokens) — click
**+ New token**, label it, **Create**, and copy the value straight away (it is
shown once).

![Profile › Your tokens with the New token dialog](/assets/token-new.svg)

![Save this now dialog showing the token once](/assets/token-reveal.svg)