Netlify MCP. Manage builds and deploys via chat commands.

Netlify MCP Server gives you direct control over your Netlify deployments—no more jumping between tabs or running messy CLI commands just to check a status. Your AI agent handles the whole lifecycle; it's like having a dedicated DevOps intern that never sleeps. You'll manage everything right from conversation, giving you full visibility into what’s going on with your sites and builds.

Checking Site Status & Metadata

When you need to know what projects you’re running, start simple. Use list_sites to get the names and unique IDs for every single web project hosted under your account. If you need deep details on one specific site—say, checking its current configuration or metadata—you call get_site. This pulls all the core info you need about that particular Netlify project.

Managing Builds and Deployments

The deployment pipeline is where this thing shines. You can monitor every stage of your app's life cycle without logging into the dashboard. If you want to see a history, list_deploys retrieves a full list of all past site deployments for a specific project. Want to dig into one specific version? Use get_deploy; it hands you all the detailed information about that single deployment instance.

If code changes and you need fresh assets, don't mess with the UI—just use trigger_build. It immediately starts an entire new build process for a designated site. To check the status of those builds or see records of previous attempts, run list_builds against your netlify site ID.

Reviewing Forms and User Feedback

Need to know what people are saying? You don't gotta dig through emails. First, you can use list_forms to get a list of every contact or data collection form attached to a specific site. Once you know which form it is, calling list_form_submissions fetches the most recent messages submitted through that named form on your website.

Handling Domains and Users

Managing domains and user accounts gets straightforward too. To see all the custom DNS zones and external domains attached to your account, use list_domains. If you need to verify who's talking to you or pull profile data for an authenticated person connected to Netlify, get_user pulls that specific profile information.

This server lets you treat deployment management like sending a chat command. You list all active sites via list_sites, check the metadata on any project using get_site, and then monitor deployments by calling list_deploys or getting granular info with get_deploy. If you need to start over, just trigger it with trigger_build.

For user data checks, get_user pulls their profile. You can also review site activity: use list_builds for build records, check submissions using list_form_submissions, and manage your web presence by listing all domains with list_domains.