Devices

The Devices page provides an inventory of all developer machines where the Developer MDM script has been deployed and executed.

Each device represents a unique developer machine and serves as the entry point for understanding local development environment activity.

Device List

From the Devices view, you can see:

• All registered developer machines

• The associated user

• Platform and OS details

• Agent version

• First seen and last seen timestamps

• Counts of detected IDE installations and extensions

• Number of AI Agents detected

• Number of MCP Servers detected

• Number of npm Packages detected

This view helps you quickly understand which machines are actively reporting data and how recently they were scanned.

Device Details

Selecting a device opens a detailed view with system and agent information for that machine.

For each device, you can view:

• Device ID and serial number

• Associated user

• Operating system and platform

• Agent version

• Device status

• First seen and last seen timestamps

• Scan frequency

This information helps validate agent deployment and confirm that the device is actively reporting.

IDE Extensions

The IDE Extensions section provides a consolidated view of all extensions detected across supported IDEs on the device, including VS Code and Cursor.

Within this section, you can see:

• Total number of extensions installed

• Number of unique extensions

• Breakdown by IDE where applicable

This view helps you:

• Identify the overall extension footprint on the device

• Detect duplicate or overlapping extensions

• Spot potentially risky or unexpected extensions

• Understand extension usage across different IDEs

By consolidating extension data across IDEs, this section provides a unified view of the developer tooling surface area on the machine.

AI Agents

The AI Agents section displays all AI-powered development tools detected on the device.

At the top of the section, you can see the total number of agents installed.

For each AI agent, the following details are shown:

• Agent name

• Vendor or provider (for example, Anthropic, Amazon)

• Agent type (such as cli_tool or general_agent)

• Installed version

• Executable or command name where applicable

This provides visibility into AI tools installed via CLI, IDE integrations, or standalone agents.

This section helps you:

• Identify which AI tools are installed on developer machines

• Track versions for governance and upgrade management

• Detect unapproved or unexpected AI tools

• Understand whether agents are CLI-based or general-purpose

MCP Servers

The MCP Servers section shows all Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers configured on the device.

At the top of the section, you can see the total number of MCP servers configured.

For each MCP server, the following details are displayed:

• Server name

• Associated tool or integration source

• Execution method or command type (for example, mcp, npx)

This provides visibility into external systems or services that AI agents can connect to through the MCP protocol.

This section helps you:

• Identify external integrations accessible to AI agents

• Detect duplicate or redundant MCP configurations

• Validate that only approved MCP servers are configured

• Reduce the risk of unintended data exposure through AI tool extensions

Recent Script Executions

The Recent Script Executions section shows logs from recent runs of the Developer MDM script on the device.

This is primarily intended for debugging and operational visibility