Flightcontrol MCP. Manage every AWS resource change through conversation.

Flightcontrol (AWS PaaS Deployments) MCP Server manages your AWS infrastructure directly from your AI client. You'll use this server to list projects, create new environments, update service scaling, and manage VPCs without ever touching the AWS console. You can trigger deployments, check status, and manage the full service lifecycle just by talking to your agent.

Manage Project Structure

• You can list all projects using list_projects. You'll also automate the setup of a new project, including connecting a Git repository, by calling create_project.
• You manage service environments by using create_environment to provision a new, isolated workspace, or by calling edit_environment to modify an existing service environment. You can also change settings for a project's preview environment using edit_preview_environment.

Service Operation

• You get specific operational details for a service using get_service. You can also check the current instance count and scaling setup with get_service_scaling.
• You manually adjust the number of running service instances using update_service_scaling. You'll also set up variable definitions for a service with create_service_variables, or create and set environment variables for a specific service or environment via create_environment_variables.
• You can get a paginated list of all available services using list_services.

Deployment and Traffic Control

• You trigger a full deployment from a Git repository by calling create_deployment, or initiate a deployment using a secret URL hook via trigger_deploy_hook.
• You monitor the status and logs of any running deployment with get_deployment_status.
• You perform controlled traffic swaps between the Blue and Green environments for a service using swap_blue_green.

Infrastructure and Networking

• You establish a new AWS account connection for your project using create_aws_account_connection, and you can retrieve the current AWS account details with get_aws_account_details.
• You manage domain certificates by using create_domain_group to create a group for multiple domain names, and you can list all domains in that group with get_domains_from_group. You'll also get detailed info for a single domain with get_domain_details.
• You can run a one-off background job in a scheduler service using create_job_execution, and check its status and output with get_job_execution_status.
• You can also create a group to manage multiple domain certificates, and you'll use create_domain_group and get_domains_from_group for this.