Do I use web_search tool providing github-mcp-server?
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My guess is this is less about org membership and more about how the tool is surfaced in the specific client path. A feature can be enabled at the account level and still not appear if copilot-cli is only exposing the subset that the connected MCP server or current rollout supports. |
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@misumisumi you are correct that the settings here should do it: https://github.com/settings/copilot/features It is possible for orgs to limit this too I believe, I am asking for clarification. |
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According to copilot-cli/issues/57, copilot-cli seems to provide the
web_searchtool through the github-mcp-server.Currently, I have a Copilot Pro subscription via the student discount and have enabled Web Search under
settings/copilot/features. However, theweb_searchtool does not appear incopilot-cliwhen running/mcp show, nor is it listed in the available tools. I have tried logging out and logging back in on both the GitHub CLI and Copilot CLI, but the situation remains unchanged. Is theweb_searchtool currently being provided?Also, I belong to several organizations and am a collaborator in one of them—could this status be affecting its availability?
Authentication is tied to an individual.
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