You're in VS Code, halfway through refactoring the notifications system. You're pretty sure customers have complained about notification overload, but you can't remember the details. Normally you'd open a browser, dig through some dashboard, lose your train of thought, and maybe get back to coding ten minutes later. With Pilea's MCP server connected to VS Code, you stay in your editor. Ask your AI assistant — through Copilot or any MCP-compatible extension — what customers are saying about notifications, and it pulls the answer straight from Pilea. Real quotes, sentiment, revenue impact, how many customers are affected. You get the context you need and keep coding. This isn't a traditional integration. Nothing syncs, nothing installs in the sidebar, nothing pings you with notifications. You're giving your VS Code AI assistant the ability to tap into your customer feedback data when it's relevant. While you code, while you review PRs, while you're deciding whether that edge case actually matters. The difference between building features based on assumptions and building features based on what customers actually said? It's one question away.