# DigitalOcean MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect

> DigitalOcean MCP for managing cloud infrastructure. Use it to monitor Droplets, check database health, manage DNS records, and oversee Kubernetes clusters directly through your AI client. It replaces manual dashboard navigation with natural language commands for your cloud resources.

## Overview
- **Category:** loved-by-devs
- **Price:** Free
- **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_TVGdrGy4NvCPHdPTEhVyvjsdRcF3bVmws6tbQP2p/ai-agent-connect
- **Tags:** cloud-computing, virtual-machines, dns-management, kubernetes, server-management, api-integration

## Description

Managing cloud infrastructure usually means jumping between browser tabs, copying IP addresses, and hunting for the right dashboard button. This Connector changes that by bringing your DigitalOcean resources into your primary workspace. Instead of manually checking if a database is online or finding the specs for a specific Droplet, you just ask your agent to do it for you. Get a high-level overview of your account, check the health of your Kubernetes clusters, or verify your DNS configurations without ever leaving your chat interface. It turns your AI into a dedicated cloud architect that knows your environment inside out. It makes it easier to manage snapshots, disk images, and block storage volumes when you describe what you need. This setup is part of the Vinkius catalog, making it easy to plug into your existing workflow. It's about moving from manual clicks to direct conversation with your infrastructure. Quickly pull connection endpoints for your managed databases or see your entire domain list in seconds. It cuts out the friction of navigating complex menus and lets you focus on actually building and deploying your applications. It acts as your dedicated SRE coordinator, handling the tedious data retrieval so you can stay focused on high-level architecture and deployment goals.

## Tools

### list_kubernetes_clusters
See all your Kubernetes clusters along with their health, versions, and node info. This helps you monitor your containerized deployments.

### list_databases
Get a list of managed database clusters including their status and engine versions. Use this to check if your databases are online.

### list_domains
View all your managed DNS domains to check web configurations. It helps you manage your domain names and routing.

### list_droplets
Find all active Droplets with their current status, IP addresses, and hardware specs. Use this to get a quick inventory of your virtual machines.

### list_images
Look up all your snapshots and disk images for recovery or deployment. This helps you keep track of your resource backups.

### list_volumes
Check your block storage volumes for size, region, and attachment status. Use this to manage your cloud storage capacity.

### get_account_info
Pull high-level account details to verify your resource availability. This gives you a broad overview of your cloud environment.

### get_droplet_details
Get specific metadata for a single Droplet when you need to dive deeper. Use this to find the exact specs for a specific machine.

### list_actions
Review a history of account actions to audit changes or troubleshoot issues. This helps you track who made what changes to your infrastructure.

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
```
Are my databases online?
```

**Response:** 
```
Checking your managed databases... Your primary PostgreSQL cluster is currently **Online** and healthy. Your Redis instance is also **Online**. Would you like the connection endpoints for either of them?
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Give me a list of my Droplets.
```

**Response:** 
```
I found 4 active Droplets in your account:

| Name | IP Address | Status |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Web-Prod | 157.240.10.1 | Running |
| DB-Master | 157.240.10.2 | Running |
| Staging | 157.240.10.3 | Running |
| Backup-Node | 157.240.10.4 | Stopped |
```

**Prompt:** 
```
What's the status of my K8s clusters?
```

**Response:** 
```
I've checked your DigitalOcean Kubernetes Service (DOKS) clusters. You have 2 clusters:

* **Production-Cluster**: Healthy (Nodes: 3)
* **Dev-Cluster**: Warning (Nodes: 1)

Would you like me to pull more detailed health metadata for the Dev cluster?
```

## Capabilities

### Check Droplet status and hardware specs
Get real-time updates on your virtual machine health and hardware configurations.

### Retrieve managed database connection endpoints
Pull connection details for your PostgreSQL, MySQL, and Redis clusters instantly.

### Query DNS records and domain configurations
View your managed domains and DNS settings through a single chat interface.

### Monitor Kubernetes cluster health
Check the status and versions of your DOKS clusters to oversee containerized apps.

### Audit historical account actions
Review a history of changes to your infrastructure for auditing and troubleshooting.

### Inventory disk images and snapshots
List all your snapshots and disk images for easy resource recovery or deployment.

### Track block storage volumes
View the size, region, and attachment status of all your block storage volumes.

## Use Cases

### The 'Is it up?' check
An engineer asks the agent to check the status of all Droplets and databases during a site outage to identify the failing component.

### DNS Migration
A sysadmin asks the agent to list all domains to ensure the correct DNS records are in place for a new launch.

### Resource Audit
A founder wants a full inventory of all block storage volumes and disk images to estimate monthly costs.

### K8s Health Check
A developer asks the agent to pull health metadata for all Kubernetes clusters to verify a recent deployment.

## Benefits

- Stop hunting for IP addresses because you can see all your machine specs in one place instantly.
- Verify your database status and connection endpoints without opening a new browser tab.
- Keep your DNS records organized by querying your entire domain list in seconds.
- Monitor your containerized apps more closely by checking cluster health via your agent.
- Audit your account history easily to see who changed what and when.
- Manage your storage more effectively by viewing all snapshots and volumes in one list.

## How It Works

The bottom line is you get a natural language interface for your entire DigitalOcean cloud environment.

1. Subscribe to the DigitalOcean MCP on Vinkius.
2. Grab your Personal Access Token from the DigitalOcean dashboard under the API section.
3. Plug the token into your AI client to start managing your cloud resources.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**Can I use the DigitalOcean MCP to manage my instances?**
Yes, you can use it to monitor and list your Droplets, check their IP addresses, and see their hardware specs through natural language.

**Does this DigitalOcean MCP support Kubernetes?**
It does. You can use it to list all your DOKS clusters and see their current health and version status.

**Can I use the DigitalOcean MCP to check my DNS records?**
Yes, it allows you to query all your managed domains and view your DNS configurations without opening the dashboard.

**Is the DigitalOcean MCP good for monitoring database health?**
It's great for that. You can quickly check the status and connection endpoints for your managed PostgreSQL, MySQL, and Redis clusters.

**How do I connect my DigitalOcean account to my AI agent?**
You'll need to create a Personal Access Token in your DigitalOcean dashboard and provide it to your AI client through the Vinkius MCP connection.

**Can I see my snapshots with the DigitalOcean MCP?**
Yes, you can list all your disk images and snapshots to help with resource recovery or deployment planning.

**Can I use the DigitalOcean MCP to see my account actions?**
It can. You can use it to audit historical account actions to see what changes have been made to your infrastructure.

**How do I find my DigitalOcean Access Token?**
Log in to the Cloud Control Panel, navigate to **API** in the sidebar, and click **Generate New Token** under Personal Access Tokens.

**Can I perform destructive actions like deleting droplets?**
No. The current toolset is focused on querying and monitoring resources. Destructive or state-altering commands are not exposed via the agent.

**How do I get technical details for a specific Droplet?**
Use the `get_droplet_details` tool with the Droplet's numeric ID to retrieve full networking and configuration metadata.