Consistency
Find conflicting addresses, variable names and ports in project files.
Use cases · MCPENROUZ
AI configuration review through MCP
Compare project settings, documentation and the intended environment. A first review only needs read access to configuration examples.
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Example task
Compare the README and example configuration. Find conflicting ports and variables without opening a secrets .env file.
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Documentation
Compare startup instructions with actual settings.
Change plan
Review the expected effect of each change.
Get started
Select examples without secrets
Allow configuration templates. Exclude files containing live passwords and tokens.
Describe the target environment
Specify the OS, startup method and expected service addresses.
Review recommendations
Ask for the file and setting for each issue. Apply changes after review.
Example task
A prompt for your AI
Compare the README and example configuration. Find conflicting ports and variables without opening a secrets .env file.
Permissions
Read file contents reach your AI client. Exclude live secrets from a general review.
Details
Templates and a live service
Discuss variable names rather than secret values. Applying changes to a running service requires a separate result check.
Application version
Check the application version and documentation: available settings can differ between releases.
Frequently asked questions
Must I share .env?
An .env.example without live secrets is often enough to review structure.
Can AI fix it immediately?
Review recommendations and separately allow writes in the required directory.
How do I verify a change?
Use application configuration validation and a runtime check. Commands need terminal permission.
Next steps
MCPENROUZ · FREE
Connect a device. Start with reads.
Choose a working folder and AI client. Add writes and terminal access as your task requires.