MCP clients
Connect Claude, Cursor, and other compatible tools.
Use 66 MCP tools to let clients such as Claude and Cursor work with your applications, databases, virtual machines, and projects.
Operate with your preferred AI workflow
66 tools
available tools
MCP
open protocol
Apps
connected apps and databases
VPS
virtual machines
The MCP server exposes platform capabilities through a standard interface, so your MCP-capable client can work with Shard Cloud resources in context.
Explore capabilitiesThe integrations screen provides the MCP endpoint and API key, plus a direct setup command for Claude and Codex.
Use the bearer token from the API settings when configuring a compatible MCP client manually.
Once connected, the client can use the MCP tool surface for your authorized applications, databases, virtual machines, and projects.
Each tool maps to a real platform action, not a generic wrapper, so your client's requests translate directly into the same operations available from the dashboard.
Connect Claude, Cursor, and other compatible tools.
Use a surface designed to operate platform resources.
Bring deployed service context into the client.
Inspect and operate data services within the authorized scope.
Include VPS resources in the same AI-assisted workflow.
Copy your endpoint and API key, connect your client, then use the same 66 tools your dashboard runs on.
Get startedFrom connection to the first decision, in one flow.
Open Integrations in the dashboard. The MCP panel displays the server URL and setup instructions, including direct commands for supported clients.
Configure the MCP server with real context and controlled access.
Guided setup with no commitment
66 tools, one connection
Give an MCP-capable client real context on your apps, databases, and VMs.
Confirmation rules still apply
Sensitive actions follow the same authorization as the dashboard.
Connect your AI client
Copy your endpoint and API key, then connect from Claude or Cursor.
Connect repositories and keep every release linked to its source code.
Ship your own images with a consistent process across environments.
Connect data and applications without losing operational service context.
Bring caching, TLS, and global delivery closer to your users.
Investigate signals and execute actions with workspace context and approval.
Connect standardized signals to expand visibility whenever needed.
Source, data, delivery, and automation stay connected so your team can operate without switching context.
Explore connected resourcesLaunch your first application with the Core plan, then keep deployment, operations, and connected resources in one place.
Start with Core