Your checkout, one command away in Copilot CLI.
- Add Swipefast once, then sign in or use your key
- Build checkouts, order bumps and upsells by asking
- Live changes wait for your approval, and roll back
Add Swipefast to GitHub Copilot CLI once. Ask about your numbers from the terminal, or have Copilot build a checkout and its sales page as a draft.
How to connect Copilot CLI to Swipefast
Connect once, then ask. Copilot CLI signs in with your Swipefast account or uses your key, builds what you ask for as a draft, and anything that would change a live checkout waits for your approval.
Add the Swipefast server
In your terminal, paste the first command. It saves Swipefast in ~/.copilot/mcp-config.json for every session. Start copilot. It opens Swipefast in your browser: sign in and press Allow. To sign in again later, type /mcp auth swipefast.
copilot mcp add --transport http swipefast https://swipefast.io/api/mcpNo key needed: Swipefast opens, you sign in and press Allow. Untick building if you only want Copilot CLI to read your numbers.
Ask Copilot CLI to build it
Say what you sell and the price. It builds the checkout as a draft and sends you the link to check and publish.
Done. Your checkout and order bump are ready as a draft, so nothing is live yet. Open the link to check it, then press Publish.
via Swipefast · draft- 1Add the server
In your terminal, paste the first command. It saves Swipefast in ~/.copilot/mcp-config.json for every session.
- 2Sign in
Start copilot. It opens Swipefast in your browser: sign in and press Allow. To sign in again later, type /mcp auth swipefast.
- 3Or use your key
Rather use a key? Use the second command instead, with your key in place of sf_live_your_key_here.
- 4Ask
Ask about your sales, or have Copilot build a checkout. It's a draft until you publish it in Swipefast.
copilot mcp add --transport http swipefast https://swipefast.io/api/mcp \
--header "Authorization: Bearer sf_live_your_key_here"What can Copilot CLI do with Swipefast?
It can build and run your checkout from the chat: set up offers, read how they’re selling and suggest what to change, with you approving anything buyers would see.
Say what you sell and the price. Copilot CLI sets up the checkout, an order bump and an upsell as a draft. No forms, no menus.
Revenue, orders, customers, traffic sources and how each checkout converts, answered in a sentence.
Add the extra at checkout and the offer after it, change their prices or switch off one nobody takes.
Make a launch coupon that ends on Friday, or design the sales page that sits above the checkout.
A change to a live checkout lands on your Approvals page and in your inbox. Requests expire after 7 days, and anything you approve rolls back.
Every tool is tied to the account that connected it. It never refunds or pays out, and it can only ask to publish: you confirm it in Swipefast. You disconnect it in Settings.
What is the Swipefast MCP?
MCP is the standard way AI apps plug into the tools you use. Swipefast’s MCP server gives Copilot CLI your checkouts and numbers as tools, so it can answer and build without you opening a dashboard.
How Copilot CLI uses it
- You connect Swipefast once, as above
- Copilot CLI finds the tools on its own
- It uses them whenever a question needs them
- New checkouts are drafts until you publish
- Live edits become approval requests
Every tool and how sign-in works: the MCP docs.
https://swipefast.io/api/mcp # reads (30) list_products get_product checkout_qr_code list_orders revenue_summary revenue_by_month top_customers account_summary traffic_sources subscription_health revenue_forecast compare_checkouts affiliate_dashboard_link list_coupons coupon_stats get_sales_page_guide get_brand_guide get_sales_page roast_sales_page check_post approval_status list_courses list_findings list_rules list_email_options list_email_rules offer_stats retention_offer_stats affiliate_payouts jv_statement # builds (23, live edits need your OK) create_coupon set_brand_guide setup_checkout add_order_bump add_upsell set_sales_page edit_sales_page update_checkout update_order_bump update_upsell remove_order_bump remove_upsell set_offer_chain publish_checkout add_lesson resolve_finding create_rule add_email_rule remove_email_rule set_retention_offers change_subscription_plan create_payout_run set_commission_tiers
What can I ask Copilot CLI?
Anything you’d ask someone who runs your shop. Name the offer, the price and what you want to know.
List my checkouts with their visits and sales this week.
Build a checkout for my $97 course with a $27 workbook as an order bump.
Design a sales page for it from the notes in this repo.
Which coupons expire this month?
Copilot CLI drafts. You approve.
Changes to a draft happen straight away. A change to a live checkout waits for your OK on the Approvals page, and you get an email about it. Requests expire after 7 days, and anything you approve can be rolled back.
Revenue, orders, customers, traffic, products, coupons and how each checkout is doing.
Draft checkouts, order bumps, upsells, sales pages and coupons. Live changes wait for you.
No refunds and no payouts. It can ask to publish, and nothing goes live until you confirm it in Swipefast.
Every tool is tied to the account that connected it. No prompt can point one at somebody else's.
The short answers.
Does it work in the Copilot cloud agent?
With your key, yes: the cloud agent doesn't support MCP servers that sign in with OAuth. In your repository's settings, under Copilot, MCP servers, add Swipefast with type http and an Authorization header that reads your key from a secret whose name starts with COPILOT_MCP_.
Can it change a checkout people are buying from?
It can ask to. Changes to a draft happen straight away. A change to a live checkout, like a new price or a new upsell, waits on the Approvals page until you approve it, and you get an email. You can roll back anything you approved.
Can it refund orders or move money?
No. The tools read your numbers, make coupons and build or change checkouts. Refunds and payouts stay with you in the dashboard, and it can only ask to publish: a checkout goes live when you confirm it in Swipefast.
Does connecting an AI cost extra?
No. The MCP server is included in every Swipefast plan. Your AI app's own plan is separate.
How do I disconnect it?
Apps you signed in to are listed in Settings, under Connected apps, each with its own Disconnect button. If you used your API key, rotate it in Settings and every connection using the old one stops at once.
Your checkout, run from the chat you already have open.
The AI connection is on every plan, Starter included. Try it free for 7 days, and your first payment is 30 days risk-free.