Cohostly
The Cohostly MCP server

Run Cohostly from the chat you already use.

Claude, Cursor or any MCP client can deploy, share and look after your apps. It acts as you, with your permissions, and every action is written down.

Terminal
$claude mcp add --transport http \
cohostly https://api.cohostly.cloud/mcp

Run it once in any project. Claude Code opens a window so you can sign in.

Connect in three steps.

i.Add the addressIn your assistant, add https://api.cohostly.cloud/mcp as a new connector.
ii.Sign in onceA window opens. Sign in to Cohostly and approve the connection.
iii.Just ask“Put this online.” “Share it with Leo.” “What’s it costing me?” No keys to copy, ever.
Works withClaudeClaude CodeCursorAny MCP client
The seed catalogue

Twenty-nine tools, sorted into five beds.

Every tool, described the way you’d say it out loud.

Nº 01
deployPuts a project online. Shows you the settings as a draft first.Ship it
Nº 02
get_upload_urlA one-time address for projects too big to paste.Ship it
Nº 03
check_manifestChecks settings without deploying anything.Ship it
Nº 04
list_versionsEvery version, newest first, and which one is live.Ship it
Nº 05
promoteMakes a chosen version the one people see.Ship it
Nº 06
rollbackBrings back the version that was live before.Ship it
Nº 07
list_projectsYour projects, their addresses and your role on each.Share it
Nº 08
describe_projectThe full picture of one project.Share it
Nº 09
shareLets a person open or edit a project.Share it
Nº 10
set_visibilityPrivate, your team, anyone with the link, or public.Share it
Nº 11
request_secretSends you a secure link to type a secret in.Keep it safe
Nº 12
list_secretsNames and who set them. Never values.Keep it safe
Nº 13
share_secretLets the team’s other projects use a secret.Keep it safe
Nº 14
delete_secretRemoves a secret nothing still needs.Keep it safe
Nº 15
request_dev_tokenA 12-hour token for one project’s dev setup.Keep it safe
Nº 16
list_tokensEvery dev token, with a short hint.Keep it safe
Nº 17
revoke_tokenEnds a token straight away.Keep it safe
Nº 18
start_dev_sessionThe exact command to run locally.Keep it safe
Nº 19
rotate_sandbox_tokenRestarts the app with a fresh token.Keep it safe
Nº 20
list_ai_keysWhich AI models are included and which need your key.Keep it safe
Nº 21
list_approvalsRequests waiting for you, worded exactly as the app wrote them.Approve it
Nº 22
decide_approvalRecords your yes or no, only after you’ve said it.Approve it
Nº 23
usageDeploys and cost, as plain sentences.Understand it
Nº 24
describe_contextWhat your app learns about each visitor.Understand it
Nº 25
describe_bindingsWhich platform services the app uses.Understand it
Nº 26
describe_dataYour database tables, in plain words.Understand it
Nº 27
get_contractThe exact calls your code can make.Understand it
Nº 28
check_codeChecks code against that contract before deploying.Understand it
Nº 29
get_logsNot sprouted yet. Coming soon.Understand it

The rules it always keeps.

It acts as youYour assistant can do only what you can. A viewer’s assistant can’t deploy.
It never sees secretsValues are typed by a person on a private page. They never reach the chat.
It can’t approve itselfA request an assistant made needs a person to decide it.
Everything is written downEach action shows in your history as done by your assistant, with its name.
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