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Agent access

Keep building. Let your agent handle the next step.

Connect your coding agent through MCP. Give it access to selected projects so it can prepare deployments and inspect applications while you work.

Connect your agent
Interactive example
You

Prepare a deployment for field-notes-api from the main branch. Use the development pool.

Connected agent

The deployment is available. You can inspect it in the dashboard.

get_deployment

Scripted MCP workflow · no live agent connection

Deployment planRunning
Application
field-notes-api
Source
GitHub / main
Project
Field notes
CPU limit
0.5 cores
Memory limit
512 MB
Selected project access
Deployment permission required

Plan first. Inspect the configuration before applying it.

Application available. Sample walkthrough only.

A useful connection to your cloud.

MCP gives a compatible client a structured way to work with Infralane. Your agent uses the projects and permissions you authorize.

Discover the right context

Inspect selected projects, existing resource pools, repositories and applications.

Plan, apply and inspect

Prepare a deployment configuration, inspect the plan, apply it and follow the resulting operation.

Find evidence in the logs

Read bounded build and runtime log snapshots to investigate an application or deployment.

Your projects.
Your permissions.

Choose the projects a connection can reach and the actions it can perform. Set an expiry and revoke access in account settings.

Connections also respect your current project permissions. Existing access does not give an agent permission to purchase a resource pool.

Understand agent permissions
MCP connectionScoped access
Your agentMCP-compatible client
Your projectsSelected by you
Inspect applications
Prepare deployments
Read build and runtime logs
Project selection · permissions · expiry · revocation

Connect in a few clear steps.

1

Prepare your project

Create an account, project and resource pool in the dashboard. Connect GitHub if you plan to deploy a repository.

2

Add the MCP server

Use the remote server address in a client that supports Streamable HTTP and the required authorization flow.

3

Authorize the connection

Sign in, select projects, choose permissions and set an expiry. Then ask your agent to inspect the project or prepare a deployment.

Infralane MCP server

https://api.infralane.cloud/mcp

Remote endpoint · Streamable HTTP

Client configuration and authorization support vary. Follow the connection guide for requirements and troubleshooting.

Open connection guide

Know what the connection can do.

WorkflowThrough MCP
Inspect applications and deploymentsSupported within selected projects
Deploy from GitHub, Docker or ZIPPlan and apply; ZIP bytes transfer separately over HTTPS
Read build and runtime logsFinite snapshots, up to 200 lines / 64 KiB
Purchase pools, scale, execute a terminal commandNot exposed as MCP operations
Restart, roll back, delete, manage custom domainsNot exposed as MCP operations
A deployment plan validates configuration. It does not create a running preview environment. Applying an update can cause downtime. The walkthrough above is a sample, with no live agent or resource changes.
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