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Devopness MCP server for DevOps happiness! Empower AI Agents to deploy apps and infra, to any cloud.

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Devopness

Deploy apps and provision cloud infrastructure from scratch on AWS, Azure, GCP, DigitalOcean, and Hetzner: in accounts you control.

One platform to replace many tools: Terraform + Ansible + Jenkins + PaaS (Vercel, Heroku, etc), and stack-specific server panels.

Manage apps, Linux servers, and cloud infrastructure from anywhere: web, mobile, API, or natural language in your AI agent through MCP. No SSH or cloud console for routine work.

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For AI agents (MCP)

Ask your AI agent to provision servers, deploy apps, migrate between clouds, and manage infrastructure through one MCP server: not a separate integration per cloud or stack.

One-click install

Install Devopness MCP Server in Cursor

Install Devopness MCP Server in VS Code

Example prompt:

Migrate my app from AWS to Hetzner.

AI agent migrating an app from AWS to Hetzner through Devopness MCP

Starting the MCP server prompts you to log in with your Devopness account.

MCP-compatible clients: Cursor, VS Code, Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Windsurf, Zed, Warp, JetBrains AI, and more. See step-by-step guides in MCP docs.

What Devopness replaces

Many self-hosted deploy tools (Coolify, Dokploy, and similar) assume you already provisioned a server and can connect over SSH. Devopness provisions infrastructure in your cloud from scratch, configures Linux, and deploys your apps. Routine work runs from the web app, API, or MCP: no SSH and no cloud console for everyday tasks.

Devopness combines what teams usually split across multiple tools into one platform:

Cloud infrastructure from scratch

  • Networks, subnets, static IPs, servers, and Linux configuration in your cloud accounts (instead of Terraform, Ansible, and manual cloud console work)

CI/CD and hosted PaaS

  • Deploy pipelines and hosted platforms (instead of Jenkins, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Vercel, Heroku, Netlify, Railway, Render, and similar PaaS)

Server and app management panels

Instead of separate panels per stack, use one platform for all stacks. Devopness replaces:

  • PHP: cPanel, Laravel Forge/Envoyer, Plesk, RunCloud, ServerPanel.app
  • Python: FastAPI Cloud, and similar stack-focused tools
  • Ruby: Cloud 66, Hatchbox, Kamal (popular in Rails, works for any stack)
  • Self-hosted (bring your own server): Coolify, Dokploy

What you get

  • Trigger zero-downtime deploys automatically when you push to git
  • See deploy history and infrastructure changes in one place, even from mobile, without SSH or cloud console access
  • Fine-grained, role-based permissions per environment so teammates deploy without direct cloud-console access
  • Run DevOps operations in natural language through MCP when connected to your AI agents

This repository

Open source packages and documentation for Devopness:

PathPackageDescription
/docsDocumentationProduct docs
/packages/sdks/javascript@devopness/sdk-jsJavaScript/TypeScript API SDK
/packages/sdks/pythondevopnessPython API SDK
/packages/ui/react@devopness/ui-reactReact design system
/examples/applicationsExamplesSample app integrations (Rails, Express, Laravel, and more)

Community

Contributing

Contributions are welcome. See CONTRIBUTING.md. If you use AI tools, also read AGENTS.md. All contributions are subject to the Code of Conduct.

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Release notes: GitHub Releases. Licensed under Apache License 2.0.