> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.dreamtunelabs.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Connect your coding agent > Choose a coding client, connect hosted or local MCP, and add Dreamtune skills. Connect your agent to tools, models, compute and observability using a scoped Dreamtune API key. Hosted MCP requires no local Dreamtune server. Local stdio lets your client launch the published package and manage local GPU SSH access. ## Choose your client

Client formats differ. Copy the guide for your installed client instead of renaming fields from another client's JSON. Roo Code is documented as a legacy client because its official repository reports its shutdown. ## Choose the connection | Need | Use | | - | - | | Execute Dreamtune operations without installing a local server | [Hosted HTTP MCP](/connect/mcp) | | Local CLI, stdio or automatic SSH key handling | [Local MCP](/connect/local-mcp) | | Search this documentation without executing paid work | [Documentation MCP](/connect/documentation-mcp) | | Give your agent repeatable workflow instructions | [Dreamtune skills](/connect/skills-install) | | Build an application | [TypeScript SDK](/sdk) | An MCP server exposes tools; your coding agent's selected model decides when to request them. The Dreamtune key authorizes execution and billing. Adding MCP does not replace your editor's own subscription or model connection. ## Verify before paid work First discover tools and read model\_limits or a catalog. Then inspect a selected tool schema. Authorize a small, bounded execution only after confirming the workspace, permissions and wallet. Save returned identifiers for recovery. Review [security](/guides/security), [billing](/billing) and [reliability](/guides/reliability) before granting broader access. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.