Heroku Platform MCP Server
The Heroku Platform MCP Server enables large language models to interact seamlessly with Heroku resources, providing tools for resource management, deployment, and monitoring through natural language commands, with secure API access.
Added on:
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Apr 27 2025
The Heroku Platform MCP Server enables large language models to interact seamlessly with Heroku resources, providing tools for resource management, deployment, and monitoring through natural language commands, with secure API access.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 27 2025
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What is Heroku Platform MCP Server?
The Heroku Platform MCP Server is a specialized protocol implementation designed to allow large language models to read, manage, and operate Heroku Platform resources. It offers direct, API-based interaction with Heroku apps, dynos, add-ons, logs, pipelines, and databases. The system supports secure authentication with Heroku CLI tokens and provides tools for deploying applications, scaling dynos, managing add-ons, viewing logs, and executing database queries. Currently in early development, it aims to enhance automation and integration for developers and platform administrators by enabling natural language operations for platform management tasks, reducing manual effort and improving productivity.
Who will use Heroku Platform MCP Server?
- Developers managing Heroku applications
- Platform administrators
- DevOps engineers
- AI-powered assistants working with Heroku resources
How to use the Heroku Platform MCP Server?
- Step1: Generate a Heroku API token via Heroku CLI or dashboard
- Step2: Configure your environment or tools (like Claude Desktop, VSCode, etc.) with the MCP server settings using your token
- Step3: Use the provided commands/tools such as list_apps, get_app_info, or ps_list to interact with Heroku resources
- Step4: For advanced management, utilize the MCP server's features to deploy, scale, or retrieve logs
- Step5: Follow prompts or use natural language commands to manage Heroku resources efficiently
Heroku Platform MCP Server's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- list_apps
- get_app_info
- create_app
- rename_app
- transfer_app
- deploy_to_heroku
- ps_list
- ps_scale
- ps_restart
- list_addons
- get_addon_info
- create_addon
- maintenance_on
- maintenance_off
- get_app_logs
- pipelines_create
- pipelines_promote
- list_teams
- list_private_spaces
- pg_psql
- pg_info
The Benefits
- Enables natural language interactions with Heroku
- Automates resource management tasks
- Provides secure, API-driven platform control
- Supports deployment, scaling, and monitoring
- Facilitates integration with AI assistants and workflows
Heroku Platform MCP Server's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Automating Heroku app deployment via voice commands
- Managing cloud resources with AI-driven chatbots
- Monitoring app logs and scaling dynos automatically
- Integrating Heroku management into CI/CD pipelines
- Enabling developers to control Heroku resources through natural language
FAQs of Heroku Platform MCP Server
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