Focused workspace
Choose the task directory instead of the home folder or entire disk.
Use cases · MCPENROUZ
Read-only AI access to files
Start with reads of a specific folder. AI can inspect its structure and text while file writes remain unavailable.
Free2 devices · 100 tool calls per hour
Example task
Read the allowed project only: find the README, instructions and configuration. Produce an overview without edits or commands.
Your device · your permissions
Inspect without edits
Review code, documentation and logs with read permission.
Separate permission grants
Writes, deletion, shell and OS process controls are independent.
Get started
Select a folder
Add the relevant directory in local settings. Leave creation and changes disabled.
Check additional permissions
Leave terminal access, deletion and OS process termination disabled.
Run the first analysis
Connect AI and request a file list and short summary.
Example task
A prompt for your AI
Read the allowed project only: find the README, instructions and configuration. Produce an overview without edits or commands.
Permissions
Read-only access applies to file tools. An enabled shell can change files under OS user permissions; keep it disabled for this workflow.
Details
What AI receives
Read results reach your chosen AI client. Consider confidentiality even without write access.
Move to editing
Review the proposed edits first. Then add write permission only for the required directory and save settings.
Frequently asked questions
Can I search text without write access?
Yes. Search and reads do not need file-change permission.
Can I enable shell and remain read-only?
File tools remain restricted, but shell has OS rights. Leave it disabled for a fully read-only workflow.
Can AI delete a file?
File tools deny deletion without writes and deletion 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.