Flystack MCP. Audit your entire cloud infrastructure via chat.
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Flystack. This MCP Server lets your AI agent read and audit your entire cloud infrastructure. It provides tools to list all active deployments, check cluster health metrics, and get full details on any service ID.
Use it to turn complex DevOps audits into simple, conversational queries.
What your AI agents can do
Check api status
Checks if the Flystack service is currently operational.
Get cluster metrics
Retrieves real-time performance metrics for a specified cluster.
Get deployment details
Gets all metadata and details for a specific deployment ID.
The agent pulls a list of every currently running service deployment in your account.
The agent retrieves a list of all managed infrastructure clusters within your Flystack account.
The agent pulls CPU and memory usage metrics for a specific infrastructure cluster ID.
The agent retrieves comprehensive metadata for a single deployment using its unique ID.
The agent verifies if the Flystack service itself is currently running and responsive.
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Flystack MCP Server: 5 Tools for Cloud Ops
These tools let your agent query your infrastructure state, retrieving deployment lists, cluster metrics, and resource metadata via natural language.
019d843ccheck api status
Checks if the Flystack service is currently operational.
019d843cget cluster metrics
Retrieves real-time performance metrics for a specified cluster.
019d843cget deployment details
Gets all metadata and details for a specific deployment ID.
019d843clist flystack clusters
Lists all infrastructure clusters managed by Flystack.
019d843clist flystack deployments
Lists all active deployments in your account.
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What you can do with this MCP connector
You're gonna let your AI agent look at your whole cloud setup and audit it. This MCP Server lets it read everything in your Flystack infrastructure. You'll use the list_flystack_deployments tool to pull a list of every active service deployment in your account. You can also run list_flystack_clusters to get a list of all the infrastructure clusters Flystack manages.
If you need to know what's going on with a specific cluster, you can use get_cluster_metrics to pull real-time CPU and memory usage for that cluster. For any specific deployment, get_deployment_details gives you all the metadata and details you need using its unique ID. You can check if the whole Flystack service is up and running with check_api_status.
How Flystack MCP Works
- 1 Subscribe to the Flystack server and provide your API key.
- 2 Connect your preferred AI client (Claude, Cursor, etc.) via MCP.
- 3 Ask your agent a question like, 'What is the CPU usage for cluster X?' to run the necessary tool.
The bottom line is, your agent uses natural language to run specific infrastructure audit tools, and the resulting data is delivered back to you for analysis.
Who Is Flystack MCP For?
This is for the ops engineer who spends too much time clicking through dashboards at 2am. It targets DevOps Engineers, SREs, and Backend Developers who need instant, auditable data on infrastructure state. You get the audit power of a dedicated dashboard, but the conversational ease of a chat interface.
Performs rapid audits of system metrics and pulls resource markers using natural language, minimizing manual console navigation during an incident.
Monitors infrastructure state and retrieves official deployment metadata directly into the workflow, verifying release status immediately.
Verifies deployment statuses and audits cluster performance without having to manually search through multiple monitoring dashboards.
What Changes When You Connect
- Check the status instantly. Use
check_api_statusto confirm the server is up before starting any audit. This prevents time wasted on network issues. - Get a full picture of your services. Run
list_flystack_deploymentsto see every active service deployment in one query. You don't have to navigate multiple dashboards. - Audit performance on demand. Use
get_cluster_metricsto get current CPU and memory usage for a cluster, giving you actionable data instantly. - Deep-dive into resources. If you find a suspicious service, run
get_deployment_detailswith its ID to pull all the background metadata you need. - Manage inventory easily.
list_flystack_clustersgives you a master list of all clusters, which is the starting point for any major audit. - Cut down MTTR. By chaining tools—e.g., list deployments, then check metrics—you automate the entire diagnostic process.
Real-World Use Cases
Investigating Service Degradation
The agent sees performance issues and runs get_cluster_metrics for the suspected cluster. It finds high CPU usage. It then uses list_flystack_deployments to narrow down which services are running in that cluster, pinpointing the source of the slowdown.
Pre-Release Compliance Audit
A CISO needs to verify deployment status for an audit. The agent runs list_flystack_clusters to scope the environment, then uses list_flystack_deployments and get_deployment_details to pull the official metadata for every service, ensuring compliance.
Debugging a Specific Failure
A developer knows the deployment ID but not the status. They ask the agent to check the details using get_deployment_details. The agent returns the region and last update time, immediately confirming if the service is stale or active.
Routine Health Check
An SRE runs a full check by first running check_api_status, then list_flystack_clusters, and finally get_cluster_metrics on the main production cluster. This creates a simple, repeatable operational baseline.
The Tradeoffs
Manual Dashboard Jumping
Going to the Cloud Console, clicking the cluster tab, then opening the deployment list, then switching tabs to view metrics, and finally copying the ID to check details.
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Don't click. Just tell your agent: 'Give me the metrics and deployment details for cluster X.' The agent runs get_cluster_metrics and get_deployment_details in sequence, giving you the answer in one chat window.
Guessing Deployment IDs
Trying to remember or guess a full deployment ID or cluster name, leading to failed queries and wasted time.
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Always start by running list_flystack_clusters to get the list of valid cluster names. Then, use list_flystack_deployments to get the list of active services. It gives you the scope first.
Ignoring Status Checks
Assuming the whole system is fine because the chat interface is working, but the underlying API service has failed.
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Always run check_api_status first. If it fails, you know the problem is with Flystack before you even start diagnosing the service layer.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this if you need to audit the state of an entire infrastructure—DevOps, SRE, or CISO work. You need to answer questions like 'What is the status of all deployments?' or 'Is cluster X showing high memory usage?' Flystack is for systematic, comprehensive data gathering. Don't use it if you just need to check a single, non-infrastructure setting (like a user's profile). If the problem involves correlating metrics, deployment status, and cluster inventory, this is your tool. If you need deep application logs or network packet traces, you'll need a dedicated logging system alongside Flystack.
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Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and more
The Model Context Protocol standardizes how applications expose capabilities to LLMs. Instead of operating in isolation, your AI gains direct access to external platforms, live data, and real-world actions through secure, standardized connections.
This server provides 5 capabilities that interface natively with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any MCP client. No middleware. No custom integration required.
Available Capabilities
Auditing cloud infrastructure used to mean jumping through three different consoles.
You start by logging into the main cloud portal. You click 'Compute' to find the cluster list, then open 'Networking' to check for latency, and finally open the 'Deployment' tab to see the services. You spend 15 minutes just collecting IDs and status indicators before you even start diagnosing.
Now, you just ask your agent. 'Show me the status of all deployments and the metrics for the primary cluster.' Your agent runs `list_flystack_deployments` and `get_cluster_metrics` automatically. You get the full report in seconds.
Flystack MCP Server gives you full operational visibility.
Previously, getting a full picture meant manually running a list command, grabbing the ID, and then running a second query for the metrics. It was a two-step, copy-paste process for every single audit point.
Now, you just ask the question. The agent handles the sequencing, running the necessary tools like `list_flystack_clusters` and `get_cluster_metrics` and stitching the results together. It's a single, continuous workflow.
Common Questions About Flystack MCP
How do I check if the Flystack MCP Server is working correctly using check_api_status? +
Run check_api_status. This tool simply confirms that the Flystack service endpoint is operational. A successful response means the data stream is open, so you can start building your audit.
What can I use list_flystack_deployments for? +
Use list_flystack_deployments to get a list of every active service deployment. This is the first step when you need to know what services are actually running in your environment.
Do I need to know the ID for get_cluster_metrics? +
Yes. get_cluster_metrics requires a specific cluster ID. You should run list_flystack_clusters first to get the correct ID to feed into the metrics tool.
How do I get details on a specific service using get_deployment_details? +
You provide the specific deployment ID to the agent. The tool then returns all available metadata, such as the region and creation date, for that single service.
Can I list all clusters and deployments at the same time? +
You run the tools sequentially by asking for the list of clusters (list_flystack_clusters) and then asking for the list of deployments (list_flystack_deployments). The agent handles the separate calls for you.
When should I use get_deployment_details versus list_flystack_deployments? +
Use get_deployment_details when you know the exact deployment ID. This tool returns comprehensive, high-resolution data for one specific service. list_flystack_deployments gives you a list of all active deployments, letting you narrow down which one needs deeper investigation.
Does get_cluster_metrics require a specific cluster ID to run? +
Yes, get_cluster_metrics needs a specific cluster ID. You must provide this ID so the agent knows exactly which infrastructure group to audit. It cannot run on an entire account without that target identifier.
What if I want to audit multiple clusters? Can I use list_flystack_clusters and get_cluster_metrics together? +
You must first run list_flystack_clusters to get the names of all available clusters. Then, you can iterate through that list, calling get_cluster_metrics for each cluster ID you want to check.
How do I find my Flystack API Key? +
Log in to your Flystack dashboard, go to your account settings or API section, and generate a new token. Copy and paste it below.
Does it support real-time metrics? +
Yes. The get_cluster_metrics tool retrieves the latest available CPU and memory usage metadata for your specified infrastructure cluster.
Can the agent list multiple deployments? +
Yes. The list_flystack_deployments tool provides a comprehensive list of all active deployments in your account instantly.
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