Connected devices
PasPuss Commander and Remote PasPuss.
Overview
Your PasPuss local and remote control plane.
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Private AI execution layer
One control centre for every PasPuss surface.
Local or remote devices, private MCP apps, browser Shell workers, server modules, terminal and file actions — managed from one private page.
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Private MCP apps
Apps PasPuss can call with scoped permissions.
Device setup
Connect a Windows, macOS or Linux computer to Remote PasPuss. Pairing codes expire automatically.
PasPuss Commander MCP
Files, folders, terminal and processes on connected devices.
Result
Choose a device and operation.
Tool explorer
Local connection
Use PasPuss on this computer without sending Commander traffic through the public internet.
ws://127.0.0.1:8091PasPuss Connect Shell can store a separate Local URL and token.
Server connection
Use Remote PasPuss from another browser or computer.
Loading…Server mode uses the current PasPuss Server gateway and its own saved worker token.
AI / MCP clients
PasPuss Connect can be used as the bridge between an MCP-capable client and your private PasPuss MCP apps. No model API is required when the client itself supplies the model.
Browser workers
Modules
Runtime manifest
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PasPuss Shell 1.48.0
Chrome/Chromium thin client with Local / Server PasPuss Connect profiles.
Download 1.48.0Your existing 1.47.0 package remains untouched.
PasPuss App
This Control Centre is installable as a PWA on Windows, macOS and Linux browsers.
If the browser does not offer installation, use its “Install app” or “Create shortcut” menu.
Products
MCP audit log
Recent private MCP calls, approvals and results.
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Portal authentication
The control centre never embeds your gateway token. It is stored only in this browser session.
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Security model
readwriteactionterminalbrowseradmin
Private MCP apps can be restricted by user, scope, tool override and approval mode. Use write_action for confirmation on changes, always for every call, or never only for trusted fully automatic private apps.