Connect Vibe Seller to Qoder¶
Once it's connected, you can ask Qoder to create Vibe Seller tasks, follow their progress and answer their questions.
Two things to get ready first:
- An API key — see First: create an API key. Right after you create it, the dialog shows your server address and a ready-made Qoder config;
- Qoder itself, installed from qoder.com/download (the China edition is called Qoder CN).
Connect¶
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Open Extensions in the left column and switch to the Connectors tab.


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Click Add Connector at the top right and switch the dialog to its JSON tab.


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Copy the JSON from the dialog's In the app tab, paste it in and click Preview import.

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Check the entry and click Import 1 MCPs. If vibe-seller was set up before, the preview says it will be replaced — importing overwrites the old entry.

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The list now reads
vibe-seller · Ready · HTTP, and the server is usable right away.
Write the entry into mcpServers in ~/.qoder-cn/settings.json (China
edition) or ~/.qoder/settings.json (international), save and reopen
Qoder. If you edit the file directly, trust the connector again in Qoder.
The block looks like this:
{
"mcpServers": {
"vibe-seller": {
"type": "http",
"url": "http://localhost:7777/api/mcp",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer vst_…"
}
}
}
}
Check it works¶
Start a new chat and ask how many stores are in vibe-seller right now?. If it names your stores, you're connected.

Change or remove¶
Open Settings → Extension management → Connectors: the "…" menu on the
vibe-seller row has Edit for changing the address or the key, and
Delete — confirm with Delete MCP to remove it.



Next¶
See What you can ask for what to say once you're connected, and Examples for full walkthroughs.
