Qovery MCP Server

If you're running infrastructure on Qovery, this server hooks Claude directly into your deployment pipeline. You get read access to environments, services, and deployments by default, with an optional read/write mode that lets you trigger deployments and update configs through conversation. Authentication works via OAuth or API tokens, and there's explicit RBAC support so you can lock down what the AI can touch. The same company ships an Agent Skill for deploying new apps from source code, while this MCP server handles everything after that: querying what's running, troubleshooting issues, and managing existing resources. It's basically a natural language wrapper around Qovery's infrastructure API, useful when you'd rather ask "what's broken in production" than click through dashboards.