HeyReach now supports MCP (Model Context Protocol), making us one of the first LinkedIn outreach tools with an official MCP server. This means you can seamlessly connect it with Claude, n8n, Clay, Visual Studio Code, Make, and many more. 🚀🚀🚀
Connect with Visual Studio Code
🎥 Access the video tutorial here
Step 1: Open the Command Palette in VS Code
Launch Visual Studio Code
Go to View > Command Palette
Search for MCP: Add Server
Select HTTP Server
Step 2: Get the HeyReach MCP Connection URL
Next, you’ll need the MCP server URL from your HeyReach workspace. Each workspace in HeyReach comes with its own MCP Server URL and MCP Key.
To find them:
Go to 👉 Integrations
Select HeyReach MCP Server
Click New MCP Key (if you don’t have one yet)
Copy the MCP Connection URL
These are unique per workspace, which makes it easier to keep multiple clients or teams organized.
Step 3: Add HeyReach MCP to VS Code
Paste the MCP Connection URL into the input field inside VS Code
Name your server connection (for example: My HeyReach MCP)
Select Global so the connection is available across all projects
Press Enter to finish setup
Your HeyReach MCP server is now successfully connected in VS Code.
Step 4: Test the Integration with GitHub Copilot Chat
To verify the connection works:
Open GitHub Copilot Chat in VS Code
Start a new chat
Enter a query, such as:
“What are my running campaigns in HeyReach?”
When prompted, allow Copilot to execute the action
You should now see results directly from HeyReach, showing your active campaigns.
