Connect by URL
First install MCPENROUZ on your device, sign in with PENROUZ ID and choose a folder with read access. Keep the device online, then connect your AI to the same account below.
Add a custom connector
Open Customize → Connectors → + Add → Add custom connector. Enter MCPENROUZ and the server URL above, then continue to authentication settings.
Sign in with PENROUZ ID
Choose Sign in now and Register automatically, then Add. Select Connect if prompted. Sign in with your own PENROUZ ID in the browser and confirm access.
Enable tools in the conversation
Choose MCPENROUZ under + → Connectors. Send the first request below. Claude Desktop and Cowork use the same remote connector.
This route does not need a JSON file. Custom connectors are available on Free (one custom connector), Pro, Max, Ultra, Team and Enterprise. Team/Enterprise setup may require an owner or an authorized administrative role.
Optional: a Claude plugin file
If you prefer a file upload, use the package below. It is a ZIP archive in the supported .plugin format containing a manifest and MCP server address. Sign-in still uses your own PENROUZ ID.
Upload in Plugins
Open Customize → Plugins and the custom plugin upload feature. Select
mcpenrouz-claude.plugin; do not attach it to a regular chat message.Complete the connection
After adding the plugin, complete its connector sign-in with PENROUZ ID and check tool availability. If upload is unavailable in your interface, use the URL setup above.
Plugin uploads are available on Pro, Max, Ultra, Team and Enterprise, subject to organization policies. After uploading, sign in to the connector with your PENROUZ ID. On Free, use the URL setup above.
Check the connection
Enable MCPENROUZ tools in your AI client and send this request. It asks for device and folder lists without changing files.
Show my available MCPENROUZ devices and their status. Then list the folders I can read on the device I select.Signing in is the first stage. The connection is ready when your AI can see your device and complete an allowed request. Review clients and access in the dashboard.
If setup is incomplete
Signed in, but no devices appear
Check that the device app is running, the device is confirmed and the AI client uses the same PENROUZ ID. Open Devices and AI clients in the dashboard.
The configuration file is not recognized
Check the path, filename and format for your client. VS Code Local uses servers, Copilot uses mcpServers, and Gemini CLI uses httpUrl. Attaching JSON to an ordinary chat message does not install a connection.
OAuth or adding a server is unavailable
Update the client and sign in again from its MCP settings. In a managed workspace, check access with your administrator. Plan, browser and environment requirements depend on the client.