VS Code

How to give VS Code access to Edge Latency Simulator

Set up in seconds, once. From then on, VS Code gets things done for you: add one server entry, and Edge Latency Simulator is live in Copilot Chat.

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Edge Latency Simulator Connector

You're all set. Choose your MCP client and follow the setup instructions.

Connector linkhttps://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_2JnPi7v8D09eUMidXSs7hn9OqNrV78e7bsMjtyZg/mcp

Connecting Edge Latency Simulator to VS Code

About a minute, in VS Code

  1. 1Run MCP: Add Server from the Command Palette (or create .vscode/mcp.json in your project).
  2. 2Add a server named Edge Latency Simulator with type http and your link as the url. The link above is the URL.
  3. 3Save and ask something real in Copilot Chat. Edge Latency Simulator is now part of VS Code.
Configuration · claude_desktop_config.jsonCopy
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "edge-latency-simulator-mcp": {
      "url": "https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_2JnPi7v8D09eUMidXSs7hn9OqNrV78e7bsMjtyZg/mcp"
    }
  }
}

VS Code + Edge Latency Simulator

One chat. Your Edge Latency Simulator, live inside VS Code.

Real prompts, answered with live data. This is the kind of session you will have in VS Code once the server is in.

Waiting for input…

Works with modern AI clients that support MCP, including ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and more.

ChatGPTClaudeCursorPerplexityGeminiMicrosoft CopilotRaycastMeta AI

These prompts ship with the Edge Latency Simulator Connector. Once yours is connected, they work in your sessions.

The full capability set, the prompts and the observed latency live on the Edge Latency Simulator Connector page.

Mission Control

See everything your VS Code agents do in Edge Latency Simulator.

When VS Code runs a tool in Edge Latency Simulator, it happens in your editor: you see the result, but not the request itself, what data it carried, or whether a rule was broken.

Now every move lands on your screen.

Every execution is recorded, enforced, and shown to you: what ran, what it returned, what was blocked, and why.

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Every request your VS Code agents make through Edge Latency Simulator is logged, enforced and auditable. See how AI Governance turns agent activity into accountability, and what it means for your Edge Latency Simulator workflows.

What sets us apart

It's not just the Connector that stays safe. Everything your agents do through it is.

Connecting Edge Latency Simulator to your AI is step one. But an open line between your agents and Edge Latency Simulator is only half the story: without protection, every action they take runs unguarded.

That's why protection doesn't stop at the door.

Every action your agents take through the Connector runs inside our infrastructure: signed activity logs, automatic key rotation, spending limits that pause instead of surprise, and a sandbox that isolates every execution.

01

Tamper Proof Activity Log

Every request your agents make in Edge Latency Simulator is recorded and signed, so any change to the history becomes detectable.

02

Automatic Key Rotation

We rotate security keys every 24 hours. Your Edge Latency Simulator connection stays protected without any manual work.

03

Spending Protection

We enforce the spending limit you choose and pause actions that exceed it until approval is received. Your Edge Latency Simulator actions never surprise you.

04

Isolated Sandbox

Every execution through Edge Latency Simulator runs isolated, with 34+ security rules covering memory, CPU, network access, file handling and execution.

05

Security Event Streaming

Security events flow to Splunk, Datadog or your own webhook, so Edge Latency Simulator activity lands in the tools you already rely on.

06

Instant Resume

Idle connections resume in 3 to 5 ms while preserving their state, keeping your VS Code sessions responsive.

07

Malicious File Protection

We detect compressed files designed to exhaust system resources and block them before they ever reach Edge Latency Simulator.

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Credential Validation

We test your Edge Latency Simulator credentials before saving them. Invalid credentials are rejected instead of being stored.

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Separate Usage Limits

Usage stays isolated per account, so activity in one connection never consumes another account's allowance.

One Connector, one link, and the whole operation is protected. Not just the connection: everything your agents do through it.

These guarantees are not add-ons: they are the infrastructure every Edge Latency Simulator connection runs on. Read how our infrastructure protects everything your VS Code agents do, end to end.

Inside Vinkius

Get Edge Latency Simulator ready for your AI. It's easy.

You choose Edge Latency Simulator from the Vinkius Catalog and get one connection link. That's it.

  1. You choose Edge Latency Simulator

    You find Edge Latency Simulator in the Catalog and install the Connector with one click.

    Edge Latency Simulator

    Active

    Enable Connector
    Activating…

  2. You add the link in VS Code

    Vinkius gives you one connection link. In VS Code, you run MCP: Add Server or add an entry in .vscode/mcp.json with your link as the url, and the connection is ready.

    Token generated successfully

    MCP Connection URL

    https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_2JnPi7v8D09eUMidXSs7hn9OqNrV78e7bsMjtyZg/mcp

    Connection Token

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Set it up once. Use Edge Latency Simulator with the AI you already use.

FAQ

VS Code access questions.

  • 01

    Which VS Code feature does this use?

    The MCP support built into VS Code: run MCP: Add Server from the Command Palette, or use .vscode/mcp.json (workspace) and the user profile config, with type http and the url field for remote servers.

  • 02

    If I connect Edge Latency Simulator to Gemini, can I use the same connection in Claude or ChatGPT later?

    Yes, and that's the point: the connection is yours, not Gemini's. You paste the same link in any AI you use, and there's nothing new to set up or pay again. Connect a new AI and Edge Latency Simulator is already there.

  • 03

    Do I need to hand my Edge Latency Simulator password to Gemini?

    Never. You sign in once at Vinkius, and we keep your logins encrypted and away from your AI. Gemini only ever sees the link, and you can remove it whenever you want.

  • 04

    What can I actually ask Gemini to do with Edge Latency Simulator?

    Whatever the Connector covers: check data, run actions and bring answers back. The Connector page lists every capability your AI gains, with real examples you can copy.

  • 05

    Gemini doesn't show the Connector. What do I check?

    Make sure the server appears in your MCP list and the url was pasted exactly as copied, then confirm the Connector is active in your Vinkius account. A deactivated Connector stops responding.

  • 06

    Can I remove the access later?

    Remove the server from your mcp.json (or run MCP: Open User Configuration to edit it) and it's out of your sessions. Your Vinkius account keeps the connection and its history either way, ready for the next AI.

  • More questions about Edge Latency Simulator? The Connector page answers them. See everything the Edge Latency Simulator Connector can do

About the Connector

What Edge Latency Simulator adds to your AI.

Once you connect it, your AI gains 3 capabilities: the exact actions it can take in Edge Latency Simulator when you ask. The Connector page lists every one of them in detail, alongside the latency we measure in production and prompts worth trying first.

See everything the Edge Latency Simulator Connector can do