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Simplifyd Remote MCP Server

Connect AI coding agents to Simplifyd over OAuth — no local install, no CLI login, no token files. Create services, set variables, manage deployments and read logs without leaving the editor.

Claude Code

Run this in your terminal, then run /mcp and choose Authenticate.

claude mcp add simplifyd --transport http https://mcp.simplifyd.com

On first use your browser opens to approve access. No install, no token to paste.

60+
Tools exposed
OAuth
No token files
Redacted
Secrets by default

Capabilities

Everything the
console does, as tools.

The server wraps the same API the dashboard and CLI use, so anything you can click, your agent can call.

Workspaces

Create and update workspaces, inspect usage and transactions, manage members and roles, fund the balance, and pull registry credentials.

list-workspacesget-workspace-usageadd-workspace-memberfund-workspace
Projects & environments

Walk the project tree, create environments, and manage environment-level variables that every service inherits.

list-projectscreate-environmentcreate-env-variable
Services

Create, update and delete services. Manage variables, ingress rules, TCP proxies, source-range allowlists, config mounts and private service access.

create-serviceset-service-variablesadd-service-ingressadd-tcp-proxy
Deployments

Ship a service, roll it back, take it down, and read deployment logs — with credential patterns filtered on the way out.

deploy-serviceredeploy-serviceundeploy-serviceget-deployment-logs
Changesets

Pending edits queue up as a changeset. Your agent can review it, then approve or discard before anything reaches the cluster.

approve-service-changesetdiscard-service-changeset
Identity & tokens

Check the account a client is acting as, and mint or revoke project API tokens for CI.

get-melist-tokenscreate-tokendelete-token

…and the rest — over seventy tools in total.

Security

Agent access,
on a leash.

Handing an LLM your infrastructure should not mean handing it your secrets. The server is built to keep those two things apart.

Secrets stay out of the transcript

Normal responses omit variable values, passwords, connection URLs and config-file contents. Only tools that say they reveal credentials do.

Logs are filtered

Deployment logs pass through a credential-pattern filter before they reach your agent — though apps can still emit secrets in unexpected shapes, so review before sharing.

You choose the workspaces

Consent is per workspace, not all-or-nothing. Share every workspace or pick a few; the rest stay invisible to the agent, and you can change your mind later.

Scoped by workspace role

A connection never widens what you can already do. Tools inherit your role, so a developer-role account cannot touch billing no matter what the agent asks for.

Revoke at any time

Connected applications are listed in your account settings, with what they can reach and when they were last used. Disconnecting takes effect immediately, not when a token expires.

FAQ

Common questions.

What is MCP?
The Model Context Protocol is an open standard for connecting AI assistants to external systems. An MCP server exposes a set of tools; any compatible client — Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Codex, GitHub Copilot — can call them on your behalf.
Which clients are supported?
Any MCP-over-HTTP client can connect to https://mcp.simplifyd.com. We publish ready-made snippets for Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Codex, Copilot, Windsurf and Zed; anything else just needs the URL.
How do I authenticate?
Your client opens a browser the first time it connects. You sign in to Simplifyd, choose which workspaces to share, and approve — then the client holds a token scoped to that choice. Nothing to install, and no token to copy or store yourself.
Can I limit what an agent can reach?
Yes. The approval screen lets you grant every workspace or only selected ones, and the grant never widens your own permissions — your workspace role still applies on top of it.
How do I disconnect a client?
Connected applications are listed in your account settings with what they can reach and when they were last used. Revoking one takes effect on the next request rather than whenever a token would have expired.
Can an agent deploy to production by accident?
Changes to a service queue up as a changeset that has to be approved before it reaches the cluster, and deploys are explicit tool calls. Most clients also let you require confirmation per tool — worth turning on for the deploy and delete tools.
Does it cost anything?
No. The MCP server is free. You pay only for the resources you run on Simplifyd, metered the same way as everything else.
Can I still run it locally?
Yes. The same binary speaks stdio for a local install, authenticating with SIMPLIFYD_API_TOKEN or the login tool. The hosted endpoint is simply the option that needs no setup.

Fast deploys.
#Zerodata access.

Install the CLI, run one command, and your app is live on Simplifyd’s infrastructure — the meter only ticks while it’s running.