Your Copilot Studio agent can look up every PowerPlatformTip itself. Add the server once, then ask a question such as “How do I stop an approval from timing out after 30 days?”. The agent searches the tips, reads the matching articles and can answer with a link to each source.

Adding the server to an agent, creating the connection and asking a real question. Under two minutes.

TL;DR: Server URL https://func-mcp-kmupower.azurewebsites.net/tip/mcp. Authentication: None. It is read-only, free and needs no sign-in.

Server URL

https://func-mcp-kmupower.azurewebsites.net/tip/mcp

The server is listed in the official MCP Registry as com.powerplatformtip/mcp. The connection URL stays the same.

For the server description field, copy this text. The agent uses it to decide when to call the server.

Searches and reads #PowerPlatformTip articles by Marcel Lehmann (Microsoft MVP) on Power Automate, Power Apps, Copilot Studio and Dataverse, and lists upcoming Power Platform Academy workshops.

Add it to a Copilot Studio agent

1. Open your agent. Next to Tools, select the plus sign.
2. Select Add, then Model Context Protocol.
3. Server name: PowerPlatformTip.
4. Server description: paste the text from above.
5. Server URL: paste the URL from above.
6. Authentication: None, then Add.
7. Select Create new connection, then Create, then add the tool to the agent.
8. Test it in the test pane, for example: “How do I stop an approval from timing out after 30 days?”

Source: Microsoft Learn, connect your agent to an existing MCP server and add tools and resources from an MCP server. Copilot Studio supports the Streamable transport.

Copilot Studio creates a custom connector for the server and uses Streamable HTTP. The agent calls the tools Search PowerPlatformTip and Get one tip in full, and every result contains the link to the original tip, so the agent can include it in its answer.

Use it in your AI assistant

The server works in any client that supports remote MCP servers over Streamable HTTP. Menu names change from time to time, so check the linked documentation if a label looks different.

Microsoft 365 Copilot and Teams

Microsoft 365 Copilot does not take a bare MCP URL in its chat. You reach the server through an agent. There are two routes, both documented by Microsoft.

Route 1: a Copilot Studio agent (no code). This is the simpler route.

1. Add the server to an agent as described in the Copilot Studio steps above.
2. Select Publish in the top right.
3. Open Channels, select the Teams and Microsoft 365 Copilot channel and select Add channel. Keep Make agent available in Microsoft 365 Copilot selected.
4. Install the agent for yourself, or share it with your colleagues. To show it to the whole organization, submit it for approval. A Microsoft 365 admin then approves it under Agents, All agents, Requests in the Microsoft 365 admin center.

Sources: Connect and configure an agent for Teams and Microsoft 365 and Manage requested Copilot Studio agents.

Route 2: a declarative agent with the Microsoft 365 Agents Toolkit (for developers). Microsoft documents this route for remote MCP servers. You need Visual Studio Code, Agents Toolkit 6.12.0 or later and a tenant that allows custom app upload.

1. In Agents Toolkit, select Create a New Agent/App, then Declarative Agent.
2. Select Add an Action, then Start with an MCP Server.
3. Enter the server URL from above.
4. As authentication type, select None.
5. Select Provision to sideload the agent into your tenant, then open it at m365.cloud.microsoft/chat.

Source: Build a plugin for a declarative agent from an MCP server. The toolkit resolves the tools from the server at runtime, see Dynamic tool discovery.

Claude

There is no official one-click “Add to Claude” link for custom connectors, so use the connectors page. Open claude.ai/customize/connectors and follow these steps.

1. Select Add, then Add custom connector.
2. Name: PowerPlatformTip.
3. Server URL: paste the URL below, then select Continue.
4. Choose no sign-in for authentication, then select Add.

https://func-mcp-kmupower.azurewebsites.net/tip/mcp

Free plans can add one custom connector. Source: Anthropic Help Center, custom connectors using remote MCP.

ChatGPT

Custom MCP connectors in ChatGPT are a beta feature called Developer Mode. It is available on Plus and Pro accounts, and your workspace admin may restrict it.

1. Open Settings, then Connectors, then Advanced settings, and turn on Developer Mode.
2. Back in the connectors settings, select Create.
3. Name: PowerPlatformTip. MCP server URL: paste the URL below.
4. Authentication: No authentication.
5. Confirm that you trust the application and select Create.
6. In a new chat, enable the connector from the + menu.

https://func-mcp-kmupower.azurewebsites.net/tip/mcp

Source: Auth0, adding a remote MCP server to ChatGPT. OpenAI describes the feature in its help article on Developer Mode.

GitHub Copilot in VS Code

Add this to .vscode/mcp.json in your workspace, or to the mcp.json of your user profile.

{ "servers": { "powerPlatformTip": { "type": "http", "url": "https://func-mcp-kmupower.azurewebsites.net/tip/mcp" } } }

Then open Copilot Chat, switch to Agent mode and check that the server is running. You can also use the Command Palette: MCP: Add Server, then HTTP, then paste the URL.

Sources: VS Code, MCP configuration reference and Microsoft Learn, connect an MCP server with GitHub Copilot in VS Code. The top-level key is servers.

What the server can do

• Search all tips and articles in full text, optionally by tag or connector such as Dataverse or SharePoint
• Read one tip in full
• List the latest tips and all tags
• List upcoming free live workshops of the Power Platform Academy

Privacy

The server returns public PowerPlatformTip content and public Power Platform Academy workshop information. It does not ask for your name, tenant or any other personal data, and it does not store your questions. Your IP address is held in memory only to limit the request rate.

More from the same family

The same setup works for the other two sites. Use https://func-mcp-kmupower.azurewebsites.net/daily/mcp for curated product news from Power Platform Daily and https://func-mcp-kmupower.azurewebsites.net/governance/mcp for governance, security and compliance news from Power Platform Governance. Both are read-only and need no sign-in. Unlike the PowerPlatformTip server, they can also accept a suggested article, which goes into a review first.