keelen-mcp

Onboard an autonomous dev team from your chat window: in one sentence.

Paste SETUP.md into Claude (or any MCP-capable agent) and say "set me up." Your agent creates the account, connects your GitHub repo, and submits the first build request. From then on, a bounded PM → dev → verify loop turns plain-English requests into tested, merged pull requests, and you steer all of it from chat.

No dashboard required to drive it. No tokens resold: the loop runs on your own Claude, Codex, GLM, or Kimi key. Every change passes your tests and CI before it can merge.

This repo is documentation only. It describes the hosted Model Context Protocol (MCP) server at https://keelen.ai/mcp and how to drive the entire signup → connect → ship flow without ever leaving your agent.

What Keelen does

Keelen is loop engineering as a managed service. You describe what you want built and steer from chat; a bounded, continuous PM → dev → QA loop does the rest. Against your GitHub repo it turns your requests into roadmap items and tasks, writes the code, opens pull requests, runs your tests, and reports back — all while you keep steering from a chat window (yours, or your agent's).

Every change is verified before it lands. Keelen gates each pull request on your test suite and CI — not the agent's own opinion of its work — and holds anything that fails for automatic rework instead of merging it.

Related MCP server: cc-agent

Set up in 60 seconds

Claude Code — connect the server tokenless, then hand your agent the setup script:

claude mcp add --transport http keelen https://keelen.ai/mcp

Then paste the contents of SETUP.md into your agent and say "set me up". It will ask for your email, ask for the 6-digit code that lands in your inbox, and take it from there — engine connect, GitHub connect, first project, and provisioning, end to end.

Using a different client? See the per-client guides:

• Claude Code

• Claude Desktop

• Codex

• Cursor

• Windsurf

• Generic / other MCP clients

Building a Roblox game? Keelen can generate art, audio, meshes, skyboxes, and animated characters from plain-language requests — see roblox-assets.md.

Tools (abbreviated)

The server exposes 29 tools. Two work with no key at all (signup, verify_email); the rest need the bearer key verify_email gives you. Full reference with parameters and behavior: TOOLS.md.

The server speaks MCP protocol revision 2026-07-28 as well as the earlier handshake revisions, from the same endpoint — no client action is required either way. Details in clients/generic.md; notable contract changes are recorded in CHANGELOG.md.

FAQ

Is my code touched before I agree to anything? No. Connecting the MCP server tokenless only lets you sign up and verify your email — it can't see, read, or modify any repository. connect_github requires an explicit GitHub App install you approve in your browser, and every following build runs inside an isolated per-tenant sandbox scoped to your own workspace.

What does it cost? Signing up, connecting GitHub, and creating a project are all free. Actually running the autonomous loop (compute) requires an active subscription — get_billing() returns a Stripe checkout link the moment you're ready. A free/unpaid workspace can do everything up through project creation and provisioning; iterations start once billing is active.

How do I revoke access? Every key minted through this flow (or the dashboard) can be individually revoked. Go to your Keelen dashboard → Settings → API keys and delete the key. Revoking takes effect immediately; your agent will need a fresh key (rerun the signup flow, or mint a new one from the dashboard) to keep calling the server.

See SECURITY.md for the full security model: what the MCP server can and can't reach, rate limits, and key handling.

Support

Questions or issues: support@keelen.ai