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Your tools.
Connected to RF.

Bring RF circuit synthesis into your assistant’s workflow.
Natural-language intent in. Structured engineering results out.

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01 / YOUR INTERFACE

MCP client

Describe the electrical target and review the proposed inputs.

02 / FUSIONRF

RF engine

Run the calculation using circuit theory and numerical methods.

03 / YOUR WORKFLOW

Structured results

Inspect the result, refine the target, and continue your design.

THE CONNECTION MODEL

One account.
A shared workspace.

The intended flow connects your FusionRF account, subscription access, and MCP credentials. Your client uses those credentials to access your own work.

  1. 01

    Sign in to FusionRF

    Sign in with email or Google.

  2. 02

    Connect your MCP client

    Get connection details from your account. Supported clients and key or OAuth setup will be documented at launch.

  3. 03

    Run and review

    Submit RF tasks, follow their progress, and inspect results within your account’s access limits.

Opening soon. Remote MCP currently accepts only approved test accounts.

Choose tool permissions after connecting

claude.ai: Open Settings → Connectors (or Customize → Connectors) → FusionRF → Tool permissions. Set the read-only group to Always allow. Allow the write group only if you want designs to run without another prompt: RF_submit_job reserves tokens and charges for measured work. Then keep RF_cancel_job individually on Needs approval; cancellation cannot be undone, even if it appears in the write group.

Claude Code / Orca (Claude Code sessions): In your client settings, add one "mcp__<server name>" entry to permissions.allow, using the configured server name without a wildcard. Keep cancellation in permissions.ask. For a server named fusionrf:

{"permissions": {"allow": ["mcp__fusionrf"], "ask": ["mcp__fusionrf__RF_cancel_job"]}}

This also allows token-using submissions. To approve each submission, add "mcp__fusionrf__RF_submit_job" to permissions.ask too. Merge these entries into your existing settings. If a tool is blocked or approval is declined, return to this guide and review your choice. Your organization's policy may still require approval; these settings do not grant FusionRF account access.

Clear boundaries. Useful tools.

What is available today?

The website and circuit explorer are public. Customer MCP access is opening soon; only approved test accounts can connect today. This page describes connection setup for those accounts and future customer access.

Do I need a separate LLM subscription?

FusionRF supplies the RF tools. Your MCP client and any model subscription or API charges are managed separately with your chosen provider.

Can I use any MCP application?

Client authentication support varies. We will publish verified client configurations before opening customer access.

Are API keys and usage limits finalized?

No. Credential management, concurrent computation limits, and subscription terms are still being prepared. Final policies will appear with the launch plans.

The conversation is flexible.
The calculation is grounded.

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