Work with your files
Ask your AI to find a document, explore a project, or make changes in a folder you choose.
Learn moreMCPENROUZ
Connect AI
to your devices.
Work with files, terminal commands, and processes on your computers from your usual chat. You choose the folders and permissions.
Windows · macOS · Linux
Connection model
Your AI assistant
ChatGPT · Claude · Cursor · Codex
MCP · OAuth · HTTPS
MCPENROUZ
Access on your terms
Files
Commands
Processes
Permissions are set on the device
Tools for your work
Give your assistant access to the things you work with.
Run commands
Run commands and long-running processes on a computer or server. Review their output and results.
Learn moreChoose the access
Choose folders and permissions on each device. Editing, deletion, and terminal access are enabled separately.
Learn moreHow to connect
Install MCPENROUZ
Download the app for your system or install it from the terminal.
Connect your device
Choose permissions and confirm your computer using PENROUZ ID.
Open your AI assistant
Connect MCPENROUZ in ChatGPT or another compatible client and get started.
YOUR TERMINAL
Start with one command.
Already have Node.js 24+? Download and run the agent with npx. Native installers include their own runtime for everyday use.
npx --yes https://mcp.penrouz.com/downloads/mcpenrouz-latest.tgz remoteFirst connection: read access to your home folder. Choose another folder with --read-root. Editing, deletion, and terminal commands are off.
Questions and answers
What is MCPENROUZ?
MCPENROUZ is an app and MCP service that connect an AI assistant to your computers. Your assistant gets tools for files, terminal commands, and processes according to the permissions you grant.
Which AI clients can I use?
Use ChatGPT or another compatible MCP client. See the connection guides for Claude, Cursor, Codex, and more. MCP availability depends on the client’s features and settings.
Can I start for free?
Yes. Free includes 2 devices and 100 accepted jobs per rolling 60 minutes for new accounts. Learn about plans and limits.
Who chooses the permissions?
You choose permissions locally on each device. File tools are limited to selected folders. Terminal commands run with your operating-system user’s permissions and are not restricted by that folder list.
Connect your first device.
Start with a folder and a task you want to get done.