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@antidrift/mcp-netlify

v0.22.0

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Netlify connector for antidrift — sites, deploys, environment variables, forms

Downloads

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Readme

@antidrift/mcp-netlify

Netlify MCP server for antidrift — sites, deploys, environment variables, and forms from Claude Code, Codex, and other AI agents.

Setup

antidrift connect netlify

You'll be prompted for your Netlify personal access token. Create one at Netlify User Settings > Applications.

Credentials are stored locally at ~/.antidrift/netlify.json.

Tools (10)

Sites (2)

| Tool | Description | |---|---| | netlify_list_sites | All sites with URLs | | netlify_get_site | Details, repo, build settings |

Deploys (4)

| Tool | Description | |---|---| | netlify_list_deploys | Recent deploys with status and build time | | netlify_get_deploy | Full deploy details | | netlify_rollback | Restore a previous deploy | | netlify_trigger_build | Trigger a new build |

Environment Variables (2)

| Tool | Description | |---|---| | netlify_list_env_vars | List env vars with contexts | | netlify_set_env_var | Create/update an env var |

Forms (2)

| Tool | Description | |---|---| | netlify_list_forms | List forms with submission counts | | netlify_list_submissions | Form submissions |

Platform support

antidrift connect netlify             # global install (default)
antidrift connect netlify --cowork      # also register with Claude Desktop
antidrift connect netlify --local       # local project only

Privacy

Data accessed through this connector is sent to your AI model provider (Anthropic, OpenAI, etc.) as part of your conversation. No data is stored or sent to antidrift. Credentials are saved locally in ~/.antidrift/netlify.json.

License

MIT — antidrift.io