Deploy an app by asking Claude

You can put an app online without opening the dashboard, just by asking Claude Code. Install the blitz.cloud plugin and Claude will look up apps in the store, deploy them, wait for them to come up, and give you the live address.

Connect once

Install the plugin in Claude Code:

/plugin marketplace add blitzworks-io/blitz-cloud-mcp
/plugin install blitz-cloud@blitz-cloud-mcp

Then type /mcp in Claude Code, pick blitz, and sign in with your blitz.cloud account. If you don't have one yet, sign up free at blitz.cloud. The plugin also installs a skill that knows how to deploy, so you don't need to tell Claude which tools to use.

Ask for an app

Try a prompt like this:

Put Uptime Kuma online on blitz.cloud at an address called status.

Claude looks it up in the App Store, deploys it, waits for it to be ready, and tells you the live address. You can then open it and set it up.

The same works for your own code:

Deploy the GitHub repository my-org/my-api to blitz.cloud.

If the build fails, Claude reads the reason from the build log and tells you what went wrong in plain language instead of guessing a fix.

What stays free, what needs Pro

On the free plan, apps sleep after a while without a visit and stop running while asleep. On Pro (7 EUR/month), you can keep them awake and running 24/7. You can ask Claude what plan you're on and it will check your real usage.

Confirmations stay with you

Claude can restart, pause, or delete an app, and change DNS records and settings. But it always asks you first. For things that destroy data or change how your app works, you need to say yes. Claude won't answer those on its own.

Codex and other assistants

The same blitz.cloud MCP server works from Codex, VS Code, Cursor, and other MCP clients. See Connect an AI assistant to blitz.cloud to set up your client.