Exposes Netlify CLI operations to AI agents for site scaffolding, build configuration, deploy triggering, and domain management. Developers can manage Netlify hosting without dashboard access or CLI installation. Agents work within the editor context to automate deployment workflows.
Use cases
- Developer scaffolds new static site with appropriate build configuration
- DevOps triggers specific branch deploys for testing before production
- SRE inspects DNS configuration and certificate status for domain issues
- Content team deploys updates without git workflow or Netlify dashboard access
- QA verifies deployment success by checking build logs and deploy status
Key features
- Claude Desktop
- Cursor
- VS Code
- Windsurf
Frequently Asked Questions
- What Netlify access does the MCP require?
- Uses Netlify personal access token with scopes for sites, builds, and deploys. Create tokens at app.netlify.com/user/applications.
- Can agents modify build settings and environment variables?
- Yes, with appropriate scopes agents can update build settings, environment variables, and deploy configurations. Use caution as these affect production.
- Does it support Netlify Functions (serverless)?
- The MCP can inspect Netlify Functions configurations and view invocation logs. Direct function invocation requires separate API access.
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