MCP server
For agents and AI coding tools.
Developers
Build on Deployxa your way.
Git, a terminal, a CI job or an AI agent: every way into the platform, with the docs and tools to go with it.
# install the CLI (Node.js 18+)$ npm install -g @deployxa/cli$ deployxa login opens the browser to sign in$ deployxa init creates a project and links this folder$ deployxa deploy$ deployxa logs --live
01 / Start here
Everything you need, one click away.
Documentation
Guides, framework notes, databases, domains, billing and troubleshooting.
Open the docsQuickstart
From an empty account to a live URL: connect a repository or deploy from the CLI.
Start the quickstartCLI reference
Every command and flag in @deployxa/cli: projects, deploys, env, domains, logs and more.
CLI referenceMCP server
Connect Claude, Cursor, Codex, Windsurf or another MCP client to your Deployxa projects.
Set up MCPAPI keys
Create organization API keys with only the scopes you need and an optional expiry; revoke them any time.
Manage keysFramework guides
Step-by-step deploy guides for popular frameworks and runtimes.
Browse frameworks
02 / CLI
The same platform from your terminal and CI.
The CLI covers the full project lifecycle: init and link, deploy and redeploy, promote and rollback, environment variables, domains, logs and metrics. Use a CI token for headless runs.
- Browser sign-in locally, token sign-in in CI
- --json output for scripts
- Shell completion for bash, zsh and fish
# once, on your machine: create a CI token$ deployxa token create# in the CI job, with the token stored as a secret$ npm install -g @deployxa/cli$ deployxa login --token $DEPLOYXA_TOKEN$ deployxa deploy <projectId> --json# other everyday commands$ deployxa env set API_KEY value$ deployxa domains add example.com$ deployxa rollback previous
03 / AI agents
Let your AI assistant deploy.
The Deployxa MCP server is one hosted Streamable HTTP endpoint. Connect Claude, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Windsurf, Gemini or any MCP-capable client; every tool call goes through the same authentication, scopes and role-based access as the REST API.
- Sign in once in the browser and pick a workspace
- Same permissions as your account
- Works alongside the CLI and dashboard
CLI
For terminals and CI.
API keys
For scripts and integrations.
Git
Push to deploy, no tooling needed.
04 / Resources
Keep up and dig deeper.
Free tools
Dockerfile and Nginx generators, DNS, SSL and WHOIS lookups. No account needed.
Free toolsChangelog
Release notes for the platform, CLI and VS Code extension, newest first.
ChangelogStatus
A live check of the platform API from your browser.
StatusGitHub
Source, issues and releases for Deployxa open-source projects.
github.com/deployxaDispatch
Engineering notes and product updates from the team.
Read Dispatch
05 / FAQ
Developer questions.
How do I install the CLI?
Run npm install -g @deployxa/cli (Node.js 18 or newer), then deployxa login to sign in through the browser.
How do I deploy from CI without a browser?
Create a token once with deployxa token create, store it as a CI secret, then run deployxa login --token $DEPLOYXA_TOKEN before deployxa deploy in the job.
Can an AI agent deploy for me?
Yes. The Deployxa MCP server gives MCP-capable agents access to your projects, with the same authentication, scopes and roles as the REST API.
Where do I get an API key?
Signed-in users can create and revoke keys under Settings → API keys in the dashboard.
Ready when you are
Ship your first deploy.
Create a free account, then deploy from Git, the CLI or your AI assistant.