Nimble MCP is an officially onboarded partner on Azure MCP Center — Microsoft’s curated registry of enterprise-ready MCP servers, powered by Azure API Center. Install with one click into VS Code, sign in with OAuth, and use Nimble’s full web data toolkit in GitHub Copilot Agent Mode. No API key to paste.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.nimbleway.com/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
What you get
- Nimble’s web data toolkit in VS Code Copilot Agent Mode — search, extract, map, crawl, and Web Search Agents
- One-click install — no JSON config to paste
- OAuth 2.1 sign-in with PKCE — no API key to manage or rotate
- Streamable HTTP transport at
https://mcp.nimbleway.com/mcp
Prerequisites
- VS Code 1.99 or later with the GitHub Copilot extension
- Copilot Agent Mode enabled (
chat.agent.enabledin settings) - A Nimble account — sign up free
Install from Azure MCP Center
Open the Nimble MCP listing
Click Install in VS Code
The button launches VS Code and prompts to add Nimble MCP to your settings.

Sign in with OAuth
On first tool call, VS Code prompts to authenticate. Click Allow, then approve the requested scopes in the browser — VS Code stores the tokens and refreshes them automatically.



Why web tools belong in your IDE
Copilot is great at writing code — but its training cuts off, it doesn’t know your dependencies’ breaking changes, and it can’t see the third-party docs and live data your code actually has to work with. Web search and extraction close that gap across every stage of the dev loop:- Research before you build. Scope new features by searching real usage, competitor implementations, and current benchmarks — not stale snippets.
- Ground technical planning in current docs. Pull the latest API surface for the libraries you depend on, not the version Copilot was trained on.
- Pull real data into your tests. Extract live pages as clean JSON for fixtures, seed data, or generated types — no copy-paste, no mocks.
- Build agents that need the web. Test the same Nimble MCP your shipped agent will use, directly in Copilot, before you commit it.
Try these prompts
Paste any of these into Copilot Chat in Agent Mode — Copilot picks the right Nimble tool automatically. The flow follows a normal dev loop: research, plan, test, ship.1. Research before you build
“I’m scoping a checkout flow. Search recent articles and extract the top 5 — summarize patterns, edge cases, and pitfalls before I write the spec.”
2. Plan with current docs
“Search for the latest LangGraph streaming API and breaking changes since v0.2, then update
graph.ts to match.”3. Test with real data
“Extract these 10 product URLs as clean JSON and save them to
fixtures/products.json for my integration tests.”4. Build agents that need the web
“I’m building a research agent in
src/agent.ts. Use Nimble search and extract live so I can debug real responses, then wire the same MCP into the agent’s tool list.”Use Nimble in your own Azure API Center
Enterprises with their own Azure API Center registry get Nimble MCP automatically — every new API Center surfaces the same official partner servers asmcp.azure.com. Expose Nimble to your developers alongside your internal MCP servers, optionally proxied through Azure API Management (AI Gateway) for centralized auth, rate limiting, and audit logging.
Resources
Nimble on Azure MCP Center
Install Nimble MCP directly into VS Code from the Azure MCP Center listing
Nimble MCP Server Docs
Full MCP Server setup for Cursor, Claude, and other clients
Azure API Center
Build your own private MCP registry on Azure
VS Code MCP Support
Microsoft’s docs for installing and using MCP servers in VS Code
