Summary
In this chapter, you learned all about the Modern Context Protocol – you learned what it is, how to install it, and the difference between local and remote servers. Plus, you saw how to chain two servers in one chat – using the Azure MCP server to fetch an error and the GitHub MCP server to create an issue. Finally, you saw how repository-level MCP configuration can be used by the GitHub Copilot Coding Agent, with Jira as a practical example of pulling live project data directly into your editor.
In the next chapter, we’ll focus on the AI/Copilot learning curve. GitHub Copilot is not just autocomplete, and just handing out licenses is not a rollout plan. Most progress comes from watching others, sharing what works, and moving from suggestions to chat, to edits, to agents, at a pace the team can handle. You will look at the lessons we have learned in our AI/Copilot journey, and see how simple habits help you set clear outcomes.