Timeweb Cloud MCP: Documentation
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Connection
npx timeweb-mcp-server (stdio). Env var TIMEWEB_TOKEN — an API token from the Timeweb Cloud panel. Ready-made configs for Cursor and VS Code are in the repo README. No remote option — local only.
Capabilities
11 tools:
create_timeweb_app— create an app with auto-detected framework and project settings.add_vcs_provider,get_vcs_providers,get_vcs_provider_repositories,get_vcs_provider_by_repository_url— connect and look up Git repositories.get_allowed_presets,get_deploy_settings— available app presets and per-framework deploy defaults.create_database,get_database_presets— a database cluster (PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis, ClickHouse) and its configuration options.create_floating_ip,create_vpc— a floating IP and a virtual private network.
Plus two ready-made prompts: create_app_prompt and add_vcs_provider_prompt.
Agent flow
"Deploy my app to Timeweb" — the agent detects the project type and framework, links the repo, and creates the app. Environment variables (.env) still need to be set manually in the panel afterward — the chatbot has no access to your local project files.
Limits
The project is experimental: expect occasional failures and incomplete features. Kubernetes, S3 storage, domains/DNS, SSH keys, managing already-running servers (start/stop/reboot), and billing aren't part of the current toolset — just app deployment, databases, VPCs and floating IPs.
Pricing
The MCP server is free (open source; the repo doesn't state a license); Timeweb Cloud resources are billed at regular rates.