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The Wherobots VS Code extension exposes several settings that control MCP server, job submission, and Jupyter integration behavior. To view them, open your editor’s Settings (Cmd+, on Mac, Ctrl+, on Windows/Linux) and search for @ext:Wherobots.wherobotsjobsubmit.

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MCP Server

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wherobotsjobsubmit.mcpServerEnabled
boolean
default:"true"
Enable or disable the Wherobots MCP server. When enabled, AI assistants like GitHub Copilot can use Wherobots tools.
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wherobotsjobsubmit.mcpServerQueryTimeout
integer
default:"900"
Timeout in seconds for Wherobots MCP server queries. Leave unset to use the server default of 900 seconds (15 minutes).
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wherobotsjobsubmit.mcpServerRuntimeId
string
Runtime size for Wherobots MCP server queries (e.g., TINY, SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE). Controls the compute resources allocated. Leave empty to use the server default.
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wherobotsjobsubmit.mcpServerRuntimeRegion
string
Cloud region for Wherobots MCP server queries (e.g., AWS_US_WEST_2, AWS_US_EAST_1). Leave empty to use the server default.
Consider increasing Mcp Server Runtime ID when running queries against large datasets, and adjust Mcp Server Query Timeout if long-running spatial queries are timing out before completion.

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Change the MCP server runtime size

To allocate more compute resources for MCP server queries (for example, when working with large datasets):
  1. Open Settings (Cmd+, on Mac, Ctrl+, on Windows/Linux).
  2. Search for wherobotsjobsubmit.mcpServerRuntimeId.
  3. Set the value to the desired size: TINY, SMALL, MEDIUM, or LARGE.
  4. Reload the editor window (Command Palette → Reload Window) for the change to take effect.
Larger runtimes provide more memory and CPU for query execution, which can improve performance and prevent timeouts on complex spatial queries.

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Change the MCP server query timeout

The default query timeout is 900 seconds (15 minutes). Increase this if you run complex spatial joins, aggregations over large datasets, or multi-step queries that the AI agent generates — these can exceed the default limit and fail with a timeout error.
  1. Open Settings (Cmd+, on Mac, Ctrl+, on Windows/Linux).
  2. Search for wherobotsjobsubmit.mcpServerQueryTimeout.
  3. Enter the desired timeout in seconds (e.g., 1800 for 30 minutes).
  4. Reload the editor window (Command Palette → Reload Window) for the change to take effect.

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Job Submission

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wherobotsjobsubmit.instanceSize
string
Instance size for Wherobots job runs, selected from the available options. If not set, uses the organization’s default instance type.
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wherobotsjobsubmit.region
string
Cloud region for Wherobots job submission. If not set, uses the organization’s region. Note: Some regions are Enterprise-only.
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wherobotsjobsubmit.scriptPath
string
Cloud path (e.g., s3://bucket/path/) where Wherobots will store scripts when submitting jobs. If not set, uses the organization’s default path.
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wherobotsjobsubmit.timeout
integer
default:"3600"
Timeout in seconds for Wherobots Jobs. Default is 1 hour (3600 seconds).

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General

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wherobotsjobsubmit.apiBaseUrl
string
default:"https://api.cloud.wherobots.com"
Override the Wherobots API base URL. Affects both job submission and the MCP server. Leave empty to use the default production server.
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wherobotsjobsubmit.jupyterIntegrationEnabled
boolean
default:"true"
Enable or disable Jupyter integration. When enabled, running Wherobots workspaces appear as kernel options in the VS Code Jupyter kernel picker.