Your devices
Work with a selected computer or server running the agent.
Use allowed computers and servers from VS Code agent chat. Store the connection in a project MCP file or your user profile.
{
"servers": {
"mcpenrouz": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://mcp.penrouz.com/mcp"
}
}
}Work with a selected computer or server running the agent.
Authorize the client with PENROUZ ID. The device continues to enforce its own permissions.
Start with device discovery and file reads, then enable the capabilities you need.
https://mcp.penrouz.com/mcpInstall MCPENROUZ, select a working folder and approve the computer in the same account.
Create .vscode/mcp.json with the configuration below. For use across projects, open MCP: Open User Configuration.
Start MCPENROUZ, approve server trust and complete OAuth. Enable the required server tools in agent chat.
On Test server, list the allowed project files. Find the build configuration and explain what is needed to run the tests.
The VS Code format uses servers. Some other clients use mcpServers; check the format before copying a configuration.
Name the device and allowed folder in the task. With multiple machines, this helps avoid selecting the wrong project.
Check the connected client and its access in your account. Folders, writes and terminal access are configured on the device.
Choose agent mode for tool calls and check that MCPENROUZ tools are enabled in the available tool list.
Check that the agent is running, the device is approved and the client signed in to the same PENROUZ ID.
No. A selected folder is enough for file tasks. Terminal access is separate and uses the OS account permissions.
Choose a working folder and AI client. Add writes and terminal access as your task requires.