Connect Claude, Cursor, opencode, VS Code, or any assistant that speaks MCP to your Lexoya account. From the chat window you already use, it lists your servers, deploys repositories, reads build logs, and manages databases.
Demo: user asks "Ship this repo for me: github.com/me/my-app — write a Dockerfile if it needs one." The assistant thinks, then calls create_project (name "my-app", type docker, branch main, envs PORT=8080), gets a project id and queued pipeline, thinks again, then calls get_pipeline_logs and reports clone, build, push, deploy succeeded — the app is live at https://a12b3c.lexoyacloud.ir.
One real exchange: your prompt, the tool calls it triggers, and the result that comes back.
Create an API key in the panel, put the endpoint in your client, and you are done.
Panel → API Keys → create a key. Give it a name, and an expiry date if you want one.
Copy the key right then. The full key is shown once, at creation, and the panel only stores its hash.
Add the MCP server to your assistant: pick your client below and paste the ready-made config.
https://api.lexoya.com/v1/mcp{"mcpServers": {"lexoya": {"type": "http","url": "https://api.lexoya.com/v1/mcp","headers": {"Authorization": "Bearer lx_XXXXXXXXXXXX"}}}}
A few things people actually ask. The assistant can do a lot more; these are just examples.
Ship my project and ping me when it's live.
create_project · deploy_projectSpin up a Postgres for my project and hook it up.
create_quick_app · get_quick_app_settingsWhat went wrong with my last deploy?
get_pipeline_logsHow much credit do I have left, and how long will it last?
get_account_overviewWhich of my servers are running and which are stopped?
list_serversUpload this file to my bucket and send me a download link.
list_buckets · get_fileShow my projects and the status of their last deploy.
list_projects · get_project_pipelinesPut my Postgres on a public port so I can connect from my laptop.
expose_quick_appPlus pipelines, git repos, S3 storage, and the rest of your account.
Each scenario below is a few MCP tool calls your assistant makes for you. They run across the whole platform, not inside one service.
Deploy this repo and give it a Postgres.
The app is live on an HTTPS subdomain, the database is connected, and you get the username and password in the same reply.
What went wrong with my last deploy?
The assistant reads the log of the stage that failed, explains the cause in plain language, and retries once it fixes it.
Restart nginx and check the disk on node-01.
The service restarts, disk usage comes back in the answer, and you know it is healthy again.
How much did I spend this month, and what is still running?
Your balance, hourly cost, days of credit left, and everything currently running, in one answer.
Create an API key, connect your assistant, and get on with the work from chat.
https://api.lexoya.com/v1/mcpOpen a ticket whenever something goes wrong. A real engineer from the Lexoya team answers, not a bot.
Open a ticketOr reach us directly
Include the error text and the tool name so we can answer faster.
Short answers about how the official Lexoya MCP server works and what it can touch in your account.
Because it is the same server the Lexoya panel talks to, so what you ask for in chat is what the panel would do. It creates servers, deploys apps, manages databases, reads build logs and checks your balance through one endpoint, and there is no separate integration that can fall behind the product.