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Let Claude, Codex or any MCP client create and manage resources, under a token you control.

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What this is

AletCloud publishes its control plane over the Model Context Protocol, so an AI coding agent can create and manage resources on the account’s behalf. Seventy-nine tools sit behind one endpoint, reachable by any client that speaks the protocol: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and the rest.

What an agent can do

ServersCreate, list, start, stop, restart, resize, rebuild and delete. Open consoles and read live stats.
AppsCreate hosting projects, deploy and redeploy, manage environment variables, read build and runtime logs.
DatabasesCreate and manage instances, read credentials and logs.
StorageCreate buckets, mint and revoke access keys, presign URLs, connect buckets to apps.
DomainsSearch and register domains, manage DNS records and nameservers.
AccountRead the wallet balance, usage and transactions.

Connect an agent

  1. 01In the console, open AI Agents, and create a personal access token. It acts as you: it reaches only your own account, and its permissions are the platform’s fixed set rather than a set chosen per agent.
  2. 02Add the AletCloud MCP endpoint to the client, sending the token as a bearer credential.
  3. 03Ask the agent to work. Every action it takes lands in the audit trail, and the token can be revoked at any moment.
json
{​  "mcpServers": {​    "aletcloud": {​      "url": "https://mcp.aletcloud.com/mcp",​      "headers": {​        "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN"​      }​    }​  }​}​

A token acts as you. Its permissions are the platform’s fixed set, not a set you compose, so hand one only to an agent you trust, read the audit log, and revoke any token no longer in use, which ends its access at once. Actions taken with a token are the account holder’s responsibility.

Signing in from the browser instead

A client that can open a browser does not need a token at all. Point it at the same endpoint, authenticate with the account, and the session lasts thirty days. It appears in the console under the agent that opened it, and can be cut off from there.

Agents over MCPThe endpoint, the clients it works with, and what each tool covers.

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