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Publish what GitHub Copilot makes

When GitHub Copilot (agent / CLI) generates a dashboard, a write-up or a PDF, freo.cloud gives it somewhere to go. Install the publishing skill, then ask Copilot to publish — it returns a link scoped exactly how you want it: public, a unique link, email-protected, or an allowlist. No web server to stand up.

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Connect GitHub Copilot in four steps

01

Sign in with your email

No passwords — a magic link drops you into your own @handle space.
02

Copy your setup prompt

From your Connect page — it's one-time and expires. Your key never appears in any URL.
03

Paste it into GitHub Copilot

GitHub Copilot claims your private publishing key and saves the publishing skill itself. Works on macOS, Linux and Windows.
04

Just ask it to publish

“Publish this report.” “Share these numbers with Angela — just her.” GitHub Copilot figures out the file and the audience and hands you back the link.

Prefer MCP? GitHub Copilot speaks it natively

In VS Code, add the server to .vscode/mcp.json — VS Code signs you in via your browser (OAuth, no token). On Copilot CLI, run /mcp add in a session instead (type: http, this URL, plus an Authorization: Bearer header with a key from your Connect page):

{
  "servers": {
    "freo": { "type": "http", "url": "https://freo.cloud/mcp" }
  }
}

Same access controls, same link back — skill or MCP, your pick. Full walkthrough on the MCP server page.

Questions

Does freo.cloud work with GitHub Copilot?

Yes. GitHub Copilot publishes to freo.cloud through a small skill you install by pasting one prompt — no plugin, no build step. It works on macOS, Linux and Windows. Prefer a connector? GitHub Copilot can also connect over freo's MCP server.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. You paste one prompt into GitHub Copilot once, then talk to it in plain language — “publish this,” “share it with Sam.” GitHub Copilot does the upload and hands you the link.

Do I need to install anything?

No. You choose where the skill should live, then paste a single setup prompt into GitHub Copilot; it claims your private publishing key and saves the publishing skill itself. After that you just ask it to publish.

Can GitHub Copilot read my other documents or my account?

The key is scoped to your documents — it can publish and manage what you publish (create, read, update, re-share, remove), but it cannot change your account settings, sign in as you, or reach anyone else's space. It expires and you can revoke it any time.

Is it free?

Yes — freo.cloud is free during early access.

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