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App hosting your agent runs: git, deploys, staging/production, Postgres. Owner approves risky steps.

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Status
Unhealthy
Uptime
36.2% over 23 days
OAuth
Works in Glama
Last Tested
Transport
Streamable HTTP
URL
ChatGPT
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Claude
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TDQS

B3.2/5.0

Scored across 72 tools

Disambiguation4/5

The namespace.action scheme (db.*, cron.*, domains.*, env.secrets.*) makes most tools clearly distinguishable, and descriptions reinforce the boundaries. A few pairs overlap semantically—analytics.get vs metrics.get (traffic vs request perf), deploy/promote/rollback, and logs.query vs requests.query—where an agent could plausibly misselect.

Naming Consistency4/5

Overwhelmingly consistent namespace.snake_case pattern (project.create, cron.pause, webhooks.test, db.query), which is easy to parse. Minor deviations: a handful of bare unnamespaced verbs (deploy, promote, rollback, whoami) and a namespace singular/plural mismatch (approval.status/approval.cancel vs approvals.list).

Tool Count2/5

72 tools is far above the comfortable range and is heavy even for a full deployment platform, forcing agents to sift across ~20 namespaces. Most tools do earn their place given the breadth (deploy, db, domains, cron, git, billing, support), but the sheer surface is excessive.

Completeness5/5

Coverage is remarkably complete across every subdomain: full project lifecycle (create/delete/get/list/upgrade/downgrade), envs, secrets, db (query/migrate/snapshot/restore), cron CRUD, domains buy/connect/verify/remove, git, deploy/rollback, logs/metrics/requests, webhooks, billing, and approvals. Only trivial gaps remain (e.g. no account deletion, no explicit env.create/delete).

Tool Schema Changelog

Recent tool additions, removals, and schema changes observed during successful MCP inspections.

  1. 72 tool updates
    • First observedaccount.create
    • First observedaccount.status
    • First observedagents.list
    • First observedagents.revoke
    • First observedanalytics.get
    • First observedapproval.cancel
    • First observedapproval.status
    • First observedapprovals.list
    • First observedbilling.card
    • First observedbilling.status
    • First observedcode.list
    • First observedcode.read
    • First observedcode.write
    • First observedconsole.signin
    • First observedcron.add
    • First observedcron.list
    • First observedcron.pause
    • First observedcron.remove
    • First observedcron.resume
    • First observedcron.run
    • First observedcron.runs
    • First observeddb.connection
    • First observeddb.migrate
    • First observeddb.migrations
    • First observeddb.query
    • First observeddb.restore
    • First observeddb.snapshot
    • First observeddb.snapshots
    • First observeddeploy
    • First observeddeploy.cancel
    • First observeddeploy.status
    • First observeddomains.buy
    • First observeddomains.connect
    • First observeddomains.list
    • First observeddomains.orders
    • First observeddomains.remove
    • First observeddomains.search
    • First observeddomains.verify
    • First observedenv.exec
    • First observedenv.list
    • First observedenv.restart
    • First observedenv.secrets.import
    • First observedenv.secrets.list
    • First observedenv.secrets.set
    • First observedenv.secrets.unset
    • First observedenv.status
    • First observedgit.branches
    • First observedgit.log
    • First observedgit.remote
    • First observedgit.revert
    • First observedhttp.probe
    • First observedlogs.query
    • First observedmetrics.get
    • First observedpolicy.set
    • First observedproject.create
    • First observedproject.delete
    • First observedproject.downgrade
    • First observedproject.get
    • First observedproject.list
    • First observedproject.upgrade
    • First observedpromote
    • First observedrequests.query
    • First observedrollback
    • First observedseo.setup
    • First observedsupport.list
    • First observedsupport.send
    • First observedtoken.rotate
    • First observedwebhooks.add
    • First observedwebhooks.list
    • First observedwebhooks.remove
    • First observedwebhooks.test
    • First observedwhoami

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