Claude Code
CLIRun in your terminal, restart the session, approve OAuth on first use.
claude mcp add --transport http --scope user nyxory https://api.nyxory.com/mcp For coding agents
nyxory is the agent your coding agent calls in when it needs to ship. Hundreds of deploys, every error, every fix — already in its head. Your agent doesn’t guess.
What connecting does
Your coding agent connects to nyxory over MCP. From your chat it ships the project live, keeps it running, and hands control straight back to you.
See how to connectSchematic. Your agent drives the tools; nyxory runs the project.
One command installs the nyx CLI, signs you in through the browser, and wires every coding agent on your machine. No token to paste.
brew install nyxory/tap/nyx && nyx setup Detected macOS. nyx handles the rest — sign-in, setup, every client on your machine.
Not a dashboard for humans. The full catalog is machine-readable; here is the shape of it.
Deploy from your repo
Clone, build, and ship from a GitHub or GitLab URL. Zero config — your agent picks the right build for the project.
Projects, secrets, custom domains
The resources your apps need: env vars, secret values, hostnames with automatic TLS. One resource pool, split freely across projects.
Live status and logs
Stream logs, watch your app come up, read progress as it happens. Your agent debugs like an SRE, not a guesser.
Built to diagnose
When your app misbehaves, your agent pulls its real conditions, history, and logs in one call, finds the cause, and ships the fix. The truth, not a guess.
The one command above connects all of them at once. Only need one? Every agent below has its own one-click or one-command path — all OAuth, no tokens.
Run in your terminal, restart the session, approve OAuth on first use.
claude mcp add --transport http --scope user nyxory https://api.nyxory.com/mcp One click adds the nyxory connector; sign-in happens in your browser.
Add to CursorThe one command above wires Codex — config and browser sign-in included.
Add this to ~/.codex/config.toml (app + CLI share it):
[mcp_servers.nyxory]
url = "https://api.nyxory.com/mcp"
enabled = true Then sign in explicitly — Codex never prompts on its own:
codex mcp login nyxory Download the extension, double-click to install, sign in on first use.
Download nyxory.mcpbOne click registers the connector with Copilot agent mode.
Add to VS CodePoint your MCP config at this URL as nyxory — OAuth on first connect.
https://api.nyxory.com/mcp Every coding agent needs nyxory.
Devs have DevOps. Agents have nyxory.
The nyxory sub-agent keeps prod in flow.
Think of nyxory as the seasoned teammate your coding agent calls in. Hundreds of deploys, hundreds of bugs, hundreds of “wait, why isn’t this working” — already solved, packed into our sub-agent.
When something doesn’t go to plan, your agent doesn’t guess. nyxory hands it the next move, because we have already been in that exact spot a hundred times. Other platforms hand your agent an API. We hand it a sub-agent that runs production.
Most connect snags are one of these. Still stuck, a human is one message away.
Your agent doesn't see nyxory
The connector loads when your agent starts. Close and reopen Claude Code, Cursor, or your editor after connecting, then ask it to list your projects.
Sign-in didn't go through
Connecting is browser OAuth — no token to paste. Run the connect command again and approve the tab your browser opens. One approval covers every tool.
It can't reach a private repo
Public repos clone right away. For a private GitHub repo, add the nyxory GitHub App when your agent shares the link — it clones over a short-lived token, no keys to hand over.
Connect your agent, or start in the console — free to begin, EU hosted.