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Install to Claude Code

This server doesn't publish a one-line install command. Follow the setup in the source repository.

Summary

Automatically starts a repo-aware MCP server for the current workspace, finds a free port, and optionally exposes it via Cloudflare tunnel for integration with ChatGPT/OpenAI.

README.md

ChatGPT Workspace Exposure MCP

ChatGPT Workspace Exposure MCP is a VS Code extension that automatically starts a bundled, repo-aware MCP server for the current workspace, finds the first free port in a configured range, and optionally exposes that server through a Cloudflare quick tunnel.

What it does

  • Starts a Python MCP server automatically when VS Code opens a workspace.
  • Uses all open workspace folders as allowed roots for repo access.
  • Checks whether the preferred port is already in use and increments until it finds a free port.
  • Starts a Cloudflare quick tunnel and writes the public URL to the ChatGPT Workspace Exposure MCP output channel.
  • Generates a ChatGPT/OpenAI remote MCP configuration snippet from the active Cloudflare URL and writes it into the workspace.
  • Provides commands to start, stop, restart, inspect status, and copy the Cloudflare URL.

Requirements

  • uv must be available on your PATH, or you must point chatgptWorkspaceExposureMcp.uvCommand at the correct executable.
  • cloudflared must be available on your PATH if chatgptWorkspaceExposureMcp.enableCloudflare is enabled.
  • A workspace folder must be open. Without one, the extension will not start the repo server.

Commands

  • ChatGPT Workspace Exposure MCP: Start Server
  • ChatGPT Workspace Exposure MCP: Stop Server
  • ChatGPT Workspace Exposure MCP: Restart Server
  • ChatGPT Workspace Exposure MCP: Show Status
  • ChatGPT Workspace Exposure MCP: Copy Cloudflare URL
  • ChatGPT Workspace Exposure MCP: Generate ChatGPT MCP Config
  • ChatGPT Workspace Exposure MCP: Open Cloudflare URL

Settings

  • chatgptWorkspaceExposureMcp.autoStart: start automatically after VS Code startup.
  • chatgptWorkspaceExposureMcp.enableCloudflare: create a Cloudflare quick tunnel.
  • chatgptWorkspaceExposureMcp.host: local bind host for the MCP server.
  • chatgptWorkspaceExposureMcp.startingPort: first port to try.
  • chatgptWorkspaceExposureMcp.maxPort: last port to try before failing.
  • chatgptWorkspaceExposureMcp.mountPath: HTTP path for the MCP endpoint.
  • chatgptWorkspaceExposureMcp.uvCommand: command used to launch the bundled Python server.
  • chatgptWorkspaceExposureMcp.cloudflaredCommand: command used to create the quick tunnel.
  • chatgptWorkspaceExposureMcp.startTimeoutSeconds: startup wait timeout for the local server.
  • chatgptWorkspaceExposureMcp.serverLabel: server_label used in the generated remote MCP config snippet.
  • chatgptWorkspaceExposureMcp.serverDescription: server_description used in the generated remote MCP config snippet.
  • chatgptWorkspaceExposureMcp.requireApproval: approval mode in the generated remote MCP config snippet.
  • chatgptWorkspaceExposureMcp.generatedConfigPath: workspace-relative path where the generated helper JSON file is written.

Output

The extension writes lifecycle logs, the selected local port, and the Cloudflare URL to the ChatGPT Workspace Exposure MCP output channel. When a tunnel is created successfully, the URL is also copied to the clipboard. The generated ChatGPT/OpenAI helper JSON includes a responses_api_tool object with type, server_label, server_description, server_url, and require_approval, plus basic ChatGPT connection steps.

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