Clever Cloud MCP. Control your entire PaaS lifecycle with conversation.
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Clever Cloud (Developer PaaS API) MCP lets your AI agent manage all aspects of your cloud infrastructure—from creating applications and provisioning databases to triggering live deployments.
Forget jumping between CLIs, dashboards, and Git commits; you can control your entire Platform as a Service environment using natural conversation.
What your AI agents can do
Create application
Builds a new application instance within your Clever Cloud account using specified configurations.
Create organization
Sets up and registers an entirely new organizational unit for resource separation.
Delete application
Permanently removes a specific application from the cloud platform.
Create, read, delete, and inspect detailed metadata for any application hosted on Clever Cloud.
List existing add-ons (like databases or Redis) and provision entirely new ones based on configuration requirements.
View, list, and create organizational units to manage resources across multiple client boundaries.
Trigger new build processes or deployments for specific applications directly through agent commands.
Retrieve current user profile information, list running instances, and fetch application logs for troubleshooting.
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Clever Cloud (Developer PaaS API) - 14 Tools
These tools give you full control over application configuration, resource provisioning, and deployment workflows across the Clever Cloud platform.
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Start using Clever Cloud (Developer PaaS API) on Vinkius019e5d07create application
Builds a new application instance within your Clever Cloud account using specified configurations.
019e5d07create organization
Sets up and registers an entirely new organizational unit for resource separation.
019e5d07delete application
Permanently removes a specific application from the cloud platform.
019e5d07get addon
Fetches detailed information about one specific, already provisioned add-on resource.
019e5d07get application
Retrieves all metadata and configuration details for a single specified application.
019e5d07get application logs
Gathers the historical activity logs from a specific, running application instance.
019e5d07get current user
Provides information about your current user profile and access level within Clever Cloud.
019e5d07list addons
Lists all the add-on services (like databases) that are currently provisioned to your account.
019e5d07list applications
Retrieves a list of every active application associated with your primary account.
019e5d07list instances
Lists all the currently running, live instances across your cloud resources.
019e5d07list organization applications
Shows all applications that belong to a specific organization unit you manage.
019e5d07list organizations
Provides a directory of every organizational container account you have access to.
019e5d07provision addon
Creates and initializes a brand new add-on service, such as setting up a database instance.
019e5d07trigger deployment
Forces the cloud platform to begin building and deploying the latest code changes for an app.
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The pain of juggling dozens of cloud consoles.
Today, managing your infrastructure means navigating a dozen tabs: one for networking, one for databases, another for app deployment. You check the dashboard status, copy an ID to a CLI window, run `list_applications`, then manually switch to the add-ons section just to see if the required database is provisioned. It’s clicking, copying, and switching—a massive time sink.
With this MCP, you treat your whole infrastructure as one system. You tell your agent what state you want it in. The agent handles the sequence: it checks existing apps using `list_applications`, confirms required add-ons with `get_addon`, and then executes a deployment command using `trigger_deployment`. What you get is a single, clean confirmation that everything worked.
Managing Your Application Ecosystem
You don't have to manually check every app in every org. You can ask the agent to list all organizations (`list_organizations`) and then, for each one, pull a list of contained apps using `list_organization_applications`. This replaces hours of manual directory navigation.
The system now lets you define boundaries and manage scale conversationally. It's not about calling individual APIs; it’s about defining the entire operational flow from start to finish.
What you can do with this MCP connector
Need to handle apps, services, and deployments in Clever Cloud? This MCP gives your agent full command over your PaaS resources. Instead of writing complex CLI scripts or clicking through resource tabs, you just talk to it. You can list every app across multiple organizations, provision new databases on the fly, and initiate a production deployment for an application—all from your chat window.
The platform handles the heavy lifting behind the scenes. Credentials pass through Vinkius's zero-trust proxy; that means your keys are only used in transit and never saved to disk. This keeps everything secure while letting you manage complex, multi-step workflows. For instance, you can ask it to list all organizations, then use those results to find specific applications, check their logs, and finally trigger a new deployment.
It’s like having an expert DevOps engineer always standing by your elbow. When your agent finishes its work, you get immediate confirmation that the entire infrastructure change was logged with a cryptographically signed audit trail.
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How Clever Cloud MCP Works
- 1 Subscribe to this MCP and enter your Clever Cloud API credentials (Consumer Key, Secret, and Tokens).
- 2 Connect the credential set once from any AI client. Your agent now has access to manage all resources.
- 3 Give a natural language command—for example, 'List all applications in the 'Finance' organization and trigger a new deployment for app_123'.
The bottom line is that you use your agent to issue high-level commands, and the MCP translates those into precise API calls across multiple resource types.
Who Is Clever Cloud MCP For?
This is for anyone who spends too much time switching between dashboards, CLIs, and documentation. If you're tired of copy-pasting IDs or running repetitive status checks just to get a deployment moving, this MCP saves your sanity.
You use it daily to quickly check application statuses, list all instances, and trigger deployments without leaving your terminal.
You handle app configurations and provision new add-ons (databases) directly within the workflow while writing code.
You oversee multiple organizations, listing applications across the entire ecosystem to ensure compliance and visibility.
What Changes When You Connect
- Manage application lifecycles instantly. Instead of manually running
delete_applicationor struggling to find a resource ID, you just tell the agent what needs removing or creating. - Keep track of everything. You can run
list_organizationsand then drill down usinglist_organization_applicationsto see exactly which apps belong where—all without navigating menus. - Instant troubleshooting. If something breaks, you don't need SSH access. Use the agent to fetch application logs via
get_application_logsor check running status withlist_instances. - Infrastructure-as-Code, but conversational. You can use your agent to provision complex add-ons using
provision_addon, automating what used to require multiple console clicks. - Full visibility into resources. Need to know who you are and what permissions you have? Running
get_current_userverifies your access levels instantly. - Safe, audited changes. Every single action—from
create_organizationtotrigger_deployment—is recorded in a tamper-proof audit trail, giving you full accountability.
Real-World Use Cases
The Quarterly Audit
A technical lead needs to prove compliance. They ask the agent to list all organizations (list_organizations), then loop through each one using list_organization_applications to ensure no non-compliant apps are running, saving hours of manual cross-checking.
The Hotfix Deployment
A full-stack developer finds a bug in production. They ask the agent to fetch application logs (get_application_logs) for the problematic app, confirm the current version using get_application, and immediately trigger a new deployment via trigger_deployment.
Spawning New Environments
A DevOps engineer needs to test an app in a brand new sandbox. They ask the agent to first create a new organization (create_organization), and then use that ID to provision all necessary databases using provision_addon.
Resource Cleanup
A developer has finished testing an old, temporary service. Instead of leaving it running and incurring costs, they tell the agent to delete the associated application immediately using delete_application.
The Tradeoffs
Running standalone API calls
Manually calling get_addon, then copying the ID, and pasting it into a different tool call. This is fragile and slow.
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Group related actions in one prompt: 'List all add-ons using list_addons and then get details for the PostgreSQL database listed there.' The agent handles the data flow automatically.
Missing context when creating resources
Trying to create an application without first knowing which organization it belongs to, leading to ambiguous failure messages.
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Start by listing organizations (list_organizations), identify the target container, and include that context in your prompt before attempting create_application.
Over-relying on single tool output
Only calling get_application but failing to check related services. You might miss a required database or instance.
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Always pair application checks with resource inventory calls: 'Get the app details using get_application, and also show me all associated add-ons using list_addons.'
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this MCP if your core job involves managing the full lifecycle of cloud resources, especially when moving from concept to production. If you need to repeatedly check status, provision services, or manage multiple organizational boundaries, this is built for that complexity. Don't use it if all you need is a simple list of users (use get_current_user only for verification) or if your core task involves analyzing logs from sources outside Clever Cloud; in those cases, a specialized data source connector is better. This MCP assumes the resource needs creation or modification and handles the whole flow.
Common Questions About Clever Cloud MCP
How do I list all my applications using list_applications? +
The agent retrieves a full directory of every active application linked to your primary account. You get back the names and IDs, allowing you to easily pick one for further actions.
Can I use provision_addon to create a new database? +
Yes. The agent handles provisioning by taking the necessary configuration details and creating the add-on resource on your behalf, which used to require deep knowledge of console forms.
What is the difference between get_application and list_applications? +
Use list_applications when you need a directory overview of everything. Use get_application when you already know the ID and need deep, specific metadata about that single app.
I want to trigger an update using trigger_deployment. +
Simply ask your agent to do it for a specific application ID. It will execute the deployment process and track the status change until completion.
When I use `get_current_user`, what information do I get about my access rights? +
The response provides a detailed profile including your assigned roles and scope. This lets you verify exactly what resources you can manage across the platform.
If running `list_applications` returns an empty list, how do I troubleshoot it? +
First, check if you are scoped to the correct organization ID in your request. Empty results usually mean permissions are restricted or the scope is wrong.
What specific data must I provide when calling `create_application`? +
You need at minimum a name, associated organization ID, and required resource type configuration in the body. Missing any of these prevents successful deployment.
How can I use `list_organization_applications` to view apps across different departments? +
This tool specifically scopes your search by providing a list of applications attached to a given organization ID. It keeps the results clean and focused for multi-department oversight.
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