Share files from VS Code and GitHub Copilot
In VS Code, Copilot's agent mode can use MCP servers. Install Floppy in one click and Copilot can upload a file from your workspace, give you a short link and tell you later who opened it.
- →Share a file from your workspace without leaving the editor
- →Send a spec to reviewers with one link each
- →Check who opened it before you merge
- 1.
Install in one click, or run this in a terminal:
INSTALL IN VS CODE →code --add-mcp '{"name":"floppy","type":"http","url":"https://fpy.sh/mcp"}' - 2.
Open Copilot Chat in Agent mode. When VS Code asks, start the floppy server and sign in with Google.
- 3.
Test it. Paste this into your agent:
Upload README.md to Floppy and give me the link.
✓ WORKED? YOU'LL SEE THE LINK IN YOUR CHAT AND IN FPY.SH/APP.
✕ STUCK? Run MCP: List Servers from the Command Palette and check that floppy is running. TROUBLESHOOTING
Upload README.md to Floppy and give me the link.Upload docs/spec.md and make a link for each reviewer.Who opened the spec link?How do I check the server is running? +
Run MCP: List Servers from the Command Palette and check that floppy is running.
Do I need Agent mode? +
Yes. Open Copilot Chat in Agent mode; when VS Code asks, start the floppy server and sign in with Google.
Can Copilot tell me who opened the file? +
Yes. Ask who opened a link and it calls get_link_analytics or who_viewed_since: who opened it, which pages they read, for how long, and where they stopped. Bots and email scanners are filtered out.
What does it cost? +
Floppy is free to start: 2 GB of storage and files up to 500 MB. Pro is €8 a month for 1 TB and files up to 50 GB. MCP and the API are on every plan.
EVERYTHING ELSE: FULL AGENT DOCS · LLMS.TXT · OPENAPI