Supports creating new static sites on Render from GitHub repositories, allowing deployment of web applications stored in GitHub directly to the Render platform.
Enables deployment and management of services on Render.com, including listing services, getting service details, deploying services, creating new services, deleting services, viewing deployment history, managing environment variables, and configuring custom domains.
Render MCP Server
Deploy to Render.com directly through AI assistants.
This MCP (Model Context Protocol) server allows AI assistants like Claude to interact with the Render API, enabling deployment and management of services on Render.com.
Features
- List all services in your Render account
- Get details of a specific service
- Deploy services
- Create new services
- Delete services
- Get deployment history
- Manage environment variables
- Manage custom domains
Installation
Configuration
- Get your Render API key from Render Dashboard
- Configure the MCP server with your key:
Alternatively, you can run node bin/render-mcp.js configure
without the --api-key
flag to be prompted for your API key.
Usage
Starting the Server
Checking Configuration
Running Diagnostics
Note: If you've installed the package globally, you can also use the shorter commands:
Using with Different AI Assistants
Using with Cline
- Add the following to your Cline MCP settings file:
- Restart Cline for the changes to take effect
- You can now interact with Render through Claude:
Using with Windsurf/Cursor
- Install the render-mcp package:
- Configure your API key:
- Start the MCP server in a separate terminal:
- In Windsurf/Cursor settings, add the Render MCP server:
- Server Name: render
- Server Type: stdio
- Command: node
- Arguments: ["/path/to/render-mcp/bin/render-mcp.js", "start"]
- You can now use the Render commands in your AI assistant
Using with Claude API Integrations
For custom applications using Claude's API directly:
- Ensure the render-mcp server is running:
- In your application, when sending messages to Claude via the API, include the MCP server connections in your request:
- Claude will now be able to interact with your Render MCP server
Example Prompts
Here are some example prompts you can use with Claude once the MCP server is connected:
- "List all my services on Render"
- "Deploy my web service with ID srv-123456"
- "Create a new static site on Render from my GitHub repo"
- "Show me the deployment history for my service"
- "Add an environment variable to my service"
- "Add a custom domain to my service"
Development
Building from Source
Running Tests
License
MIT
This server cannot be installed
remote-capable server
The server can be hosted and run remotely because it primarily relies on remote services or has no dependency on the local environment.
Interact with Render (https://render.com) and easily deploy your services
- Features
- Installation
- Configuration
- Usage
- Using with Different AI Assistants
- Example Prompts
- Development
- License
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