# Clever Cloud (Developer PaaS API) MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect > Clever Cloud (Developer PaaS API) MCP lets you manage your entire cloud infrastructure through your AI agent. You can create applications, provision database add-ons like Redis or PostgreSQL, and trigger deployments without leaving your IDE. It handles organization management and log retrieval, giving you direct control over your Clever Cloud resources through natural conversation. ## Overview - **Category:** developer-tools - **Price:** Free - **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_we1NOHeuPmFvcuTiBBnrR4RjX65rwxCyZQ7jXF1x/ai-agent-connect - **Tags:** paas, cloud-hosting, deployment-automation, infrastructure-as-code, clever-cloud ## Description Managing cloud infrastructure usually means jumping between browser tabs, hunting for specific application IDs, and manually configuring database add-ons. This Connector changes that by bringing your Clever Cloud resources directly into your AI workflow. Instead of navigating a complex dashboard, you can just ask your agent to show you your active instances or provision a new database for a specific project. You can handle organizational structures, check your current user permissions, and keep an eye on application logs in real-time. By connecting this to Vinkius, you get a unified way to interact with your PaaS environment. It's about moving from manual configuration to intent-based management. Whether you're spinning up a new environment for a dev team or checking the status of a production deployment, the agent handles the heavy lifting of the API calls while you stay focused on the code. It removes the friction of switching contexts, letting you stay in the flow of development while the agent handles the heavy lifting of cloud provisioning and monitoring. ## Tools ### create_application Set up a new application with your required configurations. This lets you spin up new projects on the fly. ### create_organization Build a new organizational unit for team management. This helps keep your cloud resources structured. ### delete_application Remove an application from your cloud environment. Use this to clean up old projects or testing apps. ### get_addon Retrieve specific details for a single provisioned add-on. Use this to check the status of a specific database. ### get_application_logs Fetch the latest logs for a specific application to debug errors. This helps you see what went wrong without switching tabs. ### get_application Pull detailed metadata and configuration for a single app. Use this to check the current state of your resources. ### get_current_user Check your current profile and access levels to verify permissions. It helps confirm who you are logged in as. ### list_addons See all currently provisioned services like databases or Redis. This gives you a quick overview of your active add-ons. ### list_applications Get a full list of every application in your Clever Cloud account. Use this to see everything you have running. ### list_instances View all running instances currently active in your environment. It helps you see what's live right now. ### list_organization_applications See which apps belong to a specific organization unit. This is useful for managing large team structures. ### list_organizations View the different organizations you have access to. Use this to switch between different team scopes. ### provision_addon Create and configure a new database or service add-on. You can provide the config in the request body. ### trigger_deployment Start a new deployment for an application immediately. Use this to push your latest code to production. ## Prompt Examples **Prompt:** ``` List all my Clever Cloud applications. ``` **Response:** ``` I've pulled your Clever Cloud applications. You have 3 active apps: | App Name | ID | | :--- | :--- | | **frontend-prod** | app_123 | | **api-gateway** | app_456 | | **worker-service** | app_789 | ``` **Prompt:** ``` Trigger a new deployment for application app_456. ``` **Response:** ``` **Deployment Triggered** I've started a new deployment for the **api-gateway** (app_456). The platform is now building your latest changes and will notify you once it's live. ``` **Prompt:** ``` Show me the details of my provisioned add-ons. ``` **Response:** ``` You have 2 active add-ons: * **PostgreSQL Database** (ID: addon_abc) - Status: `running` * **Redis Instance** (ID: addon_xyz) - Status: `running` ``` ## Capabilities ### Create new applications Spin up new Clever Cloud applications with your specific configuration requirements. ### Provision database add-ons Set up services like Redis or PostgreSQL directly through a chat interface. ### Trigger deployments Start new builds for your existing applications immediately. ### Fetch application logs Retrieve real-time logs to debug errors without opening a separate console. ### Manage organizations View and create organizational units to manage team access and app distribution. ### Verify user permissions Check your current profile settings to confirm your access levels. ## Use Cases ### Spinning up a test database A developer needs a new Redis instance for a feature branch. They ask the agent to provision a new add-on for the staging app. ### Debugging a production crash An engineer notices an error in the logs. They ask the agent to fetch the last 50 lines of logs for the API gateway. ### Onboarding a new team A tech lead needs to set up a sandbox. They ask the agent to create a new organization and a dedicated application for the new team. ### Verifying deployment status After pushing code, a dev asks the agent to trigger a deployment for the frontend app and confirm it started. ## Benefits - Stop tab-switching by managing app configurations and deployments directly in your IDE. - Provision databases like Redis or PostgreSQL faster without manual UI navigation. - Debug production issues quicker by pulling logs directly into your chat window during an incident. - Simplify multi-org management by viewing your entire company footprint in one list. - Reduce deployment errors by triggering builds with specific app IDs from your command line. - Verify your permissions instantly to avoid access denied hurdles when trying to modify resources. ## How It Works The bottom line is you get a conversational interface for your entire Clever Cloud infrastructure. 1. Subscribe to the Clever Cloud (Developer PaaS API) MCP on Vinkius. 2. Provide your Consumer Key, Secret, and Tokens in the configuration. 3. Use your AI client to manage apps, logs, and deployments via natural language. ## Frequently Asked Questions **Can I use Clever Cloud (Developer PaaS API) to create new databases?** Yes, you can use this Connector to provision new database add-ons like Redis or PostgreSQL directly through your AI agent. Just describe the configuration you need. **How do I see my application logs with Clever Cloud (Developer PaaS API)?** You can ask your agent to fetch the logs for any specific application. It will pull the latest entries so you can debug issues without leaving your workspace. **Does Clever Cloud (Developer PaaS API) support multiple organizations?** Yes, it allows you to list and manage different organizations. This is great for overseeing resources across multiple teams or departments. **Can I trigger a new deployment for my app using Clever Cloud (Developer PaaS API)?** Absolutely. You can tell your agent to trigger a deployment for a specific application ID, and it will start the build process for you immediately. **Is it safe to manage my production environment with Clever Cloud (Developer PaaS API)?** Yes, it uses your own Clever Cloud API credentials. You maintain full control over the permissions and access levels granted to your agent. **What kind of add-ons can I provision with Clever Cloud (Developer PaaS API)?** You can provision various services including databases and Redis instances, depending on what your Clever Cloud account supports. **Can I trigger a new deployment for a specific application using this server?** Yes! Use the `trigger_deployment` tool by providing the `appId`. You can optionally specify deployment options like a commit ID in the request body. **How do I see all the databases and services (add-ons) I have active?** Simply use the `list_addons` tool. It will return a list of all provisioned add-ons, including databases and other managed services across your account. **Is it possible to manage applications within a specific organization?** Yes. You can use `list_organizations` to find the `orgId`, and then use `list_organization_applications` to see only the apps belonging to that specific organization.