By connecting Lucid with GitHub Copilot, you can use natural language to locate and summarize your documents, generate diagrams, and share them with your team. Read this article to learn more.
Plan availability: Free, Individual, Team, and Enterprise.
- Available on FedRAMP accounts.
- Read the Lucid Plans article for more information about what is available on your account or the Upgrade your Lucid account article for instructions to upgrade.
For admins: Set up the connection
Lucid
Team or Enterprise users: An admin must authorize the connection and enable the Lucid MCP server. For step-by-step instructions, check out our For admins: Lucid MCP server security and authorization article from the Lucid Help Center.
Free and Individual users: No admin authorization is required. Continue to the next section.
GitHub
Enterprise Cloud users: A GitHub admin must authorize the connection and enable the Lucid MCP server. For step-by-step instructions, check out this documentation from GitHub.
Free, Pro, and Team users: No admin authorization is required. Continue to the next section.
Note: We work hard to ensure the information in the Lucid Help Center is up-to-date. However, the third-party resources linked in this section are not owned by Lucid and may change without notice. If you notice that this information is outdated, please let us know in the feedback survey linked at the bottom of this article.
Access the Lucid plugin in GitHub Copilot
Click the link below to be taken directly to the Lucid plugin listing in GitHub Copilot. From there you can add it to your GitHub Copilot account.
Features
The Lucid GitHub Copilot plugin has the same features and capabilities as the Lucid MCP server. For a complete list of use cases and example prompts, check out this post from the Lucid Community.
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