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github-vercel-mcp

v1.0.5

Published

MCP server to create GitHub repos, push code and auto-deploy to Vercel

Readme

github-vercel-mcp

MCP server for Claude Desktop that lets you create GitHub repos, push code, and auto-deploy to Vercel — all from a single conversation.

Installation

npx github-vercel-mcp init

The init command will ask for your tokens and automatically configure Claude Desktop.

Required tokens

| Token | Where to get it | |---|---| | GitHub Token | github.com/settings/tokens — enable repo scope | | Vercel Token | vercel.com/account/tokens |

After running init, restart Claude Desktop to activate the MCP.


What you can do

Once active, just tell Claude what you want:

"Create a repo called my-app, push these files, deploy to Vercel with Next.js and point it to app.mydomain.com"

Available tools

| Tool | Description | |---|---| | create_github_repo | Creates a new GitHub repository | | push_code | Uploads files to the repo (commit + push) | | pull_latest | Fetches the latest changes from a branch | | setup_vercel_project | Creates a Vercel project linked to the repo — auto-deploy enabled automatically | | configure_domain | Assigns a custom domain or subdomain | | get_deployment_status | Checks the status of the latest deployment |

Auto-deploy

Once setup_vercel_project runs, every push_code triggers a new Vercel deployment automatically — no extra configuration needed.

RUN

node dist/cli.js init

License

MIT