GitHub Enterprise Cloud

Manage repositories and workflows in a GitHub Enterprise Cloud data-residency tenant (*.ghe.com) through GitHub’s hosted MCP server. GitHub operates the server, including updates and remote-only capabilities.

Read the official GitHub Enterprise MCP server documentation.

Supported configuration

This entry supports GitHub Enterprise Cloud with data residency only. Enter the tenant subdomain from a URL such as https://octocorp.ghe.com; for that example, enter octocorp. Obot connects to https://copilot-api.octocorp.ghe.com/mcp.

Standard GitHub Enterprise Cloud organizations on github.com, including enterprises managed at https://github.com/enterprises/<enterprise>, should use the regular GitHub catalog entry at https://api.githubcopilot.com/mcp/ instead.

GitHub Enterprise Server is not supported by this hosted entry. GitHub does not host a remote MCP server for GitHub Enterprise Server.

What you’ll need to connect

An Obot administrator must register an OAuth App or GitHub App on this exact GHE.com tenant and configure its client ID and secret for this catalog entry. GitHub does not support Dynamic Client Registration, so each tenant requires a pre-registered OAuth client. Users then authenticate with OAuth when prompted.

The configured OAuth client is tenant-specific. Create a separate catalog entry for each unrelated GHE.com tenant rather than sharing one entry across tenants.

Features

• Repository and code access: Search repositories, read files, and inspect commits and branches
• Issues and pull requests: Triage work, manage issues, review pull requests, and add comments
• Actions and security: Inspect workflows and, where licensed and permitted, access security capabilities
• Hosted-only capabilities: Use GitHub’s vendor-managed remote service and applicable Copilot features
• Toolset control: Optionally select the hosted GitHub toolsets appropriate for the tenant

The default GitHub toolsets are context, repos, issues, pull_requests, and users. Set GitHub Toolsets to all only when the broader tool surface is needed.