BasicDeploy MCP server

This is a small connector that lets your AI assistant work with BasicDeploy, a service that runs your apps in the cloud. Each container you make comes with a database, file storage, a message queue and a public web address, all set up for you. It is handy if you build or test small apps and want your AI to do the boring setup steps.

What this MCP server does

You tell your AI what you want in plain words, like creating a container or putting an app online. Your AI passes that request to this helper program. The helper talks to BasicDeploy over the internet using your account key. BasicDeploy sets up the container, database, storage and web address, or runs the command you asked for. Then the helper sends the result back, and your AI shows it to you in the chat.

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What you can do with it

• Create a new container with a database and storage included
• Deploy an app from a zip or tar file on your computer
• Run a shell command inside a container and see the output
• Read the latest log lines from a container
• Turn always-on mode on or off for a container
• Share a container with a teammate by email
• Check your plan and how many containers you can run

Try asking your AI

• “Create a 1GB always-on container and deploy ./dist/app.tar.gz to it, then give me the URL”
• “Show me the last 100 log lines of my blue-fox container”
• “What plan am I on and how many containers can I run?”
• “Share my container with teammate@example.com for 24 hours”

What it gives back to you

You get answers in the chat, like a list of your containers with their web addresses and status, or the output of a command you ran. Logs come back as text lines, and account details come back as a short summary of your plan and limits. When it creates or changes something, it tells you what it did, for example the new container's URL.

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Who it's for

Developers and technical hobbyists who build or test small apps and want their AI to handle the cloud setup for them.