Clever Cloud MCP. Manage every app, addon, and deployment from your chat.
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Clever Cloud (Developer PaaS API) MCP Server lets you manage your entire cloud infrastructure—apps, add-ons, and deployments—through natural conversation. Need to check an app's status? Trigger a fresh build? Provision a new database? This single server gives your AI agent full control over your Clever Cloud resources, letting you manage your PaaS environment from any chat or IDE.
What your AI agents can do
Create application
Creates a brand new application within Clever Cloud given the required configuration.
Create organization
Establishes a new, top-level organizational unit in your Clever Cloud account.
Delete application
Removes an existing application from the Clever Cloud platform.
List, create, delete, and retrieve metadata for specific applications within your cloud environment.
List existing services (like PostgreSQL or Redis) and automatically create new add-ons when needed.
Trigger a build and deployment cycle for any connected application directly from your agent.
Fetch and display the operational logs for any specific application instance.
List multiple organizations you belong to and create new organizational containers.
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Clever Cloud PaaS API MCP Server: 14 Tools for Cloud Infrastructure
These 14 tools give your agent direct access to all core Clever Cloud functions: listing, creating, modifying, and deploying cloud resources.
019e5d07create application
Creates a brand new application within Clever Cloud given the required configuration.
019e5d07create organization
Establishes a new, top-level organizational unit in your Clever Cloud account.
019e5d07delete application
Removes an existing application from the Clever Cloud platform.
019e5d07get addon
Retrieves detailed information for a specific, existing add-on service.
019e5d07get application
Fetches the full metadata and configuration for a specified application.
019e5d07get application logs
Retrieves the operational logs for a specified application instance.
019e5d07get current user
Gets profile details and access level information for the user connected to the service.
019e5d07list addons
Lists all the add-ons and provisioned services currently attached to your account.
019e5d07list applications
Lists every application registered across your Clever Cloud account.
019e5d07list instances
Shows a list of all currently running cloud instances.
019e5d07list organization applications
Lists all applications belonging to a specific, designated organization.
019e5d07list organizations
Retrieves a list of all organizational units you have access to.
019e5d07provision addon
Adds and configures a new add-on service (like a database) to your existing infrastructure.
019e5d07trigger deployment
Initiates a full build and deployment cycle for a specified application.
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What you can do with this MCP connector
You're connecting your Clever Cloud account to your agent. You'll manage your whole PaaS setup—apps, add-ons, deployments—just by talking to it. You'll get full control over your cloud resources. You can list all your applications using list_applications, or you can check which apps belong to a specific org with list_organization_applications.
You can also create a brand new app with create_application, or you can wipe an existing one clean using delete_application. To get the full lowdown on an app, use get_application, and if you just need to know what's running, list_instances shows you all active cloud instances. You can even check out the operational logs for any app instance with get_application_logs.
You can check what services you've got running with list_addons, and you can see a list of all the add-ons attached to your account using list_addons. You can add a new service, like a database, with provision_addon. You'll also manage your org structure; you can get a list of all organizations with list_organizations, or you can set up a new top-level org with create_organization.
If you need to check your own user details or access level, run get_current_user. To get the latest version of an app, you just trigger a full build and deployment cycle with trigger_deployment.
How Clever Cloud MCP Works
- 1 Subscribe to this server and provide your Clever Cloud API credentials (Consumer Key, Secret, and Tokens).
- 2 Your AI client connects to the server, allowing it to see your cloud resource definitions.
- 3 You ask your agent to perform a task (e.g., 'List all applications in the Marketing Org'). The agent uses the available tools to execute the request and reports the results.
The bottom line is you control your cloud infrastructure using plain language, not CLI commands.
Who Is Clever Cloud MCP For?
The DevOps Engineer who is tired of context-switching between the terminal, the dashboard, and the ticketing system. The full-stack developer who needs to provision a new database and write the code for it in the same session. Any technical lead managing multi-tenant or complex cloud environments.
Checks application statuses, lists running instances, and triggers deployments without leaving their IDE or terminal.
Provisions necessary add-ons (like Redis or Postgres) and manages application configurations while actively writing code.
Oversees resource management across multiple organizations, ensuring consistency and compliance across the entire cloud ecosystem.
What Changes When You Connect
- Deployment on Demand: Instead of manually navigating to a dashboard and hitting 'Deploy,' you just tell your agent to
trigger_deploymentfor app_XYZ. The build starts immediately. (Seetrigger_deployment.) - Full Resource Visibility: Need to know what databases or Redis instances you're running? Use
list_addonsto see everything provisioned, andget_addonto pull the specific details on any single service. - Deep Diagnostics: When something breaks, don't hunt through logs. Use
get_application_logsto fetch the latest operational logs for an app instantly, right in your chat window. - Zero Context Switching: You can list apps using
list_applications, then immediately callget_applicationon the result, and thentrigger_deployment—all without ever leaving your IDE or chat interface. - Multi-Tenant Oversight: Manage complex structures by first calling
list_organizationsto see all tenants, and then usinglist_organization_applicationsto drill down into a specific unit. - On-the-Fly Provisioning: Don't wait for a ticket to provision a resource. Use
provision_addonto spin up a new database or service when you know you'll need it.
Real-World Use Cases
Emergency Hotfix Deployment
The staging environment app is failing. Instead of logging into the CI/CD dashboard, the developer tells the agent: 'Run get_application_logs for the staging app, then if logs look bad, trigger_deployment immediately.' The agent handles the sequence, and the developer gets the fix deployed in minutes.
Expanding Service Stack
The new microservice needs dedicated data storage. The developer first calls list_addons to see what's available, confirms they need a new Redis instance, and runs provision_addon. The agent handles the setup, and the developer can then proceed to code.
Auditing Organizational Scope
The compliance team needs to know every app across all departments. They ask the agent to run list_organizations, then loop through the results using list_organization_applications for each ID. This provides a single, auditable list of every asset.
Application Cleanup and Retirement
A project is done, and the app needs to be shut down. The engineer asks the agent to find the app ID using list_applications, and then executes delete_application and finally confirms the removal using get_application.
The Tradeoffs
Treating the API like a database query
Running a massive, unsupported query to pull all metadata for 10,000+ apps at once, hoping the system just returns a giant JSON blob.
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Use the specific listing tools. First, run list_applications to get a manageable list, then use get_application on individual IDs, or use list_organization_applications to scope the query. Never assume a single call handles everything.
Manual state tracking
Having to copy an Application ID from the console, paste it into the documentation, and then paste it into the chat for the next command.
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The agent handles the flow. First, run list_applications to get the list. Then, tell the agent: 'Use the ID for the app named X'—it uses the output of the first tool as input for the second.
Assuming success on deployment
Running trigger_deployment and then assuming the change is live. The process might fail silently, or the issue might be network-related.
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Always check the status. After trigger_deployment, immediately follow up with get_application_logs and get_application to confirm the deployment status and check for errors.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this server if your job involves managing cloud infrastructure—apps, databases, or deployments—and you need to do it from a chat window or IDE. You're a developer, an SRE, or a technical lead who values speed over clicks. Don't use this if you only need to read static documentation or run a simple script that doesn't interact with the cloud state. If your goal is just to read a user's profile, use get_current_user standalone; don't run the whole server. If you need to manage resources across multiple domains (like AWS and GCP), this server won't help—you need a different, specialized cloud management tool.
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Available Capabilities
Managing cloud resources shouldn't feel like navigating a dozen different dashboards.
Today, managing a single app deployment requires context switching. You check the app status in Dashboard A. You provision a new database in Console B. You check the logs in Viewer C. You run the final deployment command in Terminal D. Then you copy the resulting ID and paste it into a ticket for your manager to review.
With the Clever Cloud MCP Server, that entire sequence is condensed into a conversation. You ask the agent to 'Check the status of the payment app and provision a new Redis addon.' The agent runs `get_application`, then `provision_addon`, and reports back the IDs and statuses—all in one reply.
Clever Cloud (Developer PaaS API) MCP Server: Control every resource.
Manual processes require logging into the platform, selecting the app, navigating to the 'Add-ons' tab, and manually triggering the resource creation. This is slow, and it's easy to miss a required configuration step.
Now, you simply tell the agent what you need. The agent runs `provision_addon` and handles the entire lifecycle, giving you immediate confirmation and the necessary IDs to continue building.
Common Questions About Clever Cloud MCP
How do I list all my apps using list_applications? +
You simply ask the agent to 'List all applications.' The agent executes list_applications and returns a clean list of every app ID and name you have.
What's the difference between list_addons and get_addon? +
list_addons gives you a roster of every add-on you have. get_addon requires you to provide a specific add-on ID so it can give you all the detailed configuration for just that one service.
Can I trigger a deployment using trigger_deployment? +
Yes. You ask the agent to trigger a deployment, and it runs trigger_deployment for the specified application ID. It'll confirm the deployment has started.
Do I need to know the app ID to run get_application_logs? +
Yes. You must provide the application ID and the specific instance name. The agent needs these details to run get_application_logs and fetch the correct logs.
How do I see which organizations I belong to using list_organizations? +
Simply ask the agent to 'List my organizations.' The agent runs list_organizations and gives you a list of all the organization IDs you have access to.
How do I list applications within a specific organization using list_organization_applications? +
You use list_organization_applications to view all apps under a given organization ID. This function is essential for scoping your searches, preventing you from having to list every app across every organization.
What is the difference between get_application and list_applications? +
Use list_applications to get a high-level summary of every app you own. When you need specific details—like the full configuration or metadata—for one app, you call get_application using its ID.
How do I provision new services using provision_addon? +
The provision_addon tool creates new services like databases or Redis instances. You just need to provide the required configuration details in the body, and the server handles the setup.
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.
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