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Softkiln for Claude Code

Deploy and host the project you are working on — a live HTTPS URL, a custom domain, database, secrets and backups — without leaving your editor.

Install

/plugin marketplace add softstars-as/softkiln-plugin
/plugin install softkiln

Then run /mcp and finish the browser sign-in. Your account is created on first connect; there is no token to copy, and the free trial needs no card.

Related MCP server: MCP Skill Registry

What you get

  • The softkiln MCP server, pre-configured — no claude mcp add, no URL to paste.

  • deploy — first deploy of a new project, and every release after it.

  • go-live — custom domain and HTTPS, plus the checks worth running before real users arrive.

Both skills are model-invoked: ask to "deploy this" or "point my domain at it" and Claude picks them up.

Without the plugin

The MCP server is reachable on its own:

claude mcp add --transport http softkiln https://softkiln.com/mcp/

Setup for every other client — Cursor, VS Code, Codex, ChatGPT, Claude.ai, Perplexity, Mistral — is at https://softkiln.com/connect.html.

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