MCP

Salus is MCP-native: your AI coding tools connect to the platform through the Salus MCP server, so assistants like Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenCode, and Claude Desktop can work with your projects, deployments, logs, and databases on your behalf. The server ships inside the Salus CLI — a single binary, salus.

What your assistant can do

Once connected, your assistant can act on the platform concepts you already know: projects, deployments, logs, and databases.

You choose how much access it has, from Read-only through Standard, Operator, and Full — or a custom selection. Start restrictive and widen access only as you need it, especially for tools that can change or deploy your applications.

In this section

• Getting started — install the server and connect it to your AI tools.
• Use cases & sample prompts — what teams do with Salus through an assistant, each with a prompt to start from.

Latest release

These links always point at the latest build:

• macOS (Apple silicon) — https://download.salus.cloud/salus-darwin-arm64
• macOS (Intel) — https://download.salus.cloud/salus-darwin-x64
• Linux (arm64) — https://download.salus.cloud/salus-linux-arm64
• Linux (x64) — https://download.salus.cloud/salus-linux-x64
• Claude Desktop extension — https://download.salus.cloud/salus-mcp.mcpb

If you download a binary directly, rename it to salus and make it executable. Editor configuration snippets and the MCP registry entry (server.json) live on the Developers page.