Octopus Deploy Official MCP Server
Octopus makes it easy to deliver software to Kubernetes, multi-cloud, on-prem infrastructure, and anywhere else. Automate the release, deployment, and operations of your software and AI workloads with a tool that can handle CD at scale in ways no other tool can. Model Context Protocol (MCP) allows the AI assistants you use in your day to day work, like Claude Code, or ChatGPT, to connect to the systems and services you own in a standardized fashion, allowing them to pull information from those systems and services to answer questions and perform tasks.
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Overview
Octopus makes it easy to deliver software to Kubernetes, multi-cloud, on-prem infrastructure, and anywhere else. Automate the release, deployment, and operations of your software and AI workloads with a tool that can handle CD at scale in ways no other tool can. Model Context Protocol (MCP) allows the AI assistants you use in your day to day work, like Claude Code, or ChatGPT, to connect to the systems and services you own in a standardized fashion, allowing them to pull information from those systems and services to answer questions and perform tasks.
Capabilities
- get_deployment_from_url
Investigate a deployment from its URL — paste an Octopus deployment URL and let the assistant fetch details and the associated task ID via `get_deployment_from_url`.
- grep_task_log
Search task logs for errors without downloading the full log — use `grep_task_log` with a pattern like “error|fail” to find matching lines and context in a task’s activity log.
- grep_llms_txt
Discover available REST endpoints — call `grep_llms_txt` to search the Octopus API catalog for endpoints, request bodies, or delete operations before using the `execute` backstop.
- find_releases
Find and inspect releases — use `find_releases` to locate a release by project or ID, then fetch its full body (release notes, packages) via the `octopus://spaces/{spaceName}/releases/{releaseId}` resource.
- get_kubernetes_live_status
Check Kubernetes resource status for a project and environment — call `get_kubernetes_live_status` to retrieve live status of Kubernetes resources (requires Octopus 2025.3+).
- find_feature_toggles
Manage feature toggle states across environments — list toggles with `find_feature_toggles` and adjust per-environment enabled state or rollout percentages with `update_feature_toggle`.
Installation
docker run -i --rm -e OCTOPUS_API_KEY=your-key -e OCTOPUS_SERVER_URL=https://your-octopus.com octopusdeploy/mcp-server
Configuration
{
"mcpServers": {
"octopus-deploy-mcp-server": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"-y",
"@octopusdeploy/mcp-server"
]
}
}
}Paste into ~/.cursor/mcp.json or .cursor/mcp.json
Tags
- devops
- deployment
- development
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