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Connect VS Code to OrgX

Add OrgX as an HTTP server in the VS Code MCP user configuration.

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Set it up

MCP user configuration
{
  "servers": {
    "orgx": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://mcp.useorgx.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}
  1. Open the MCP configurationRun "MCP: Open User Configuration" from the Command Palette.
  2. Add the serverAdd an orgx entry of type http with the OrgX MCP URL. VS Code starts the OAuth flow on first use.
  3. Confirm the sessionConfirm the workspace with orgx_bootstrap when it is discovered, then retrieve one linked record without writes. Status-only profiles use their permitted search or pulse tools instead.

What OrgX receives from VS Code

  • Hosted MCP receives the tool arguments your client sends and returns tool results. These can include prompts, queries, decisions, artifact text or links, and workspace identifiers.
  • OrgX also handles account, connection, authorization, and operational records needed to run the service. A browser-only trial is not offline or zero-data-retention.
  • Local wizard and plugin setup can change client configuration and install capture hooks. Depending on the client and enabled capture, records can include session IDs, working-directory and transcript paths, timestamps, event and tool counts, summaries, and work context. Review the specific integration before installing it on a machine containing employer code.

Capture depth still differs by client today: the record is shared, but how much of a session reaches it depends on the client and the capture you enable. Read the data-handling summary

Connect VS Code and keep one record.

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