Install GLP Audit Proxy in Devin Desktop
What you need first
- Devin Desktop, installed.
- uv, which
gives the
uvxcommand the server starts with. - Your own values for
YOUR_GLP_CONFIG,YOUR_GLP_PRINCIPAL_ID,YOUR_GLP_PRINCIPAL_NAME,YOUR_GLP_PRINCIPAL_ROLE.
Steps
- Open
~/.config/devin/mcp_config.json, or create it. On Windows it is%APPDATA%\devin\mcp_config.json. - Add this block. If the file already has
mcpServers, add only the entry inside it.
{
"mcpServers": {
"mcp-glp-audit-proxy": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": ["mcp-glp-audit-proxy==0.3.2"],
"env": { "GLP_CONFIG": "YOUR_GLP_CONFIG", "GLP_PRINCIPAL_ID": "YOUR_GLP_PRINCIPAL_ID", "GLP_PRINCIPAL_NAME": "YOUR_GLP_PRINCIPAL_NAME", "GLP_PRINCIPAL_ROLE": "YOUR_GLP_PRINCIPAL_ROLE" }
}
}
} - Replace
YOUR_GLP_CONFIG,YOUR_GLP_PRINCIPAL_ID,YOUR_GLP_PRINCIPAL_NAME,YOUR_GLP_PRINCIPAL_ROLEwith your own values. - Save the file and restart Devin Desktop.
Check it worked
Ask Devin Desktop: List the tools of mcp-glp-audit-proxy.
If it does not start
- spawn uvx ENOENT
- uv is not on the PATH that Devin Desktop sees. Install it, or write the
full path of
uvxin the config. - The server starts, but its tools fail
- A
YOUR_…placeholder is still in the config, or its value is wrong. - Nothing changes after a restart
- The file is not valid JSON any more. Look for a missing comma where the block was added.