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Neptune works with any AI coding assistant that supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP). This includes Cursor, Claude Code, Windsurf, VS Code (with Cline or GitHub Copilot), JetBrains IDEs, Warp, and more.

Get Started

The fastest way to get started is our Quickstart guide, which includes installation instructions for all supported tools.

Quickstart

Install Neptune MCP and deploy your first app in minutes

Supported Tools

We have specific setup instructions for these tools in the quickstart:
ToolPlatformNotes
CursormacOS, Linux, WindowsPopular AI-native editor
Claude CodemacOS, Linux, WindowsAnthropic’s CLI tool
WindsurfmacOS, Linux, WindowsCodeium’s AI IDE
VS Code + ClinemacOS, Linux, WindowsVia Cline extension
VS Code + GitHub CopilotmacOS, Linux, WindowsVia Copilot Chat
JetBrains IDEsmacOS, Linux, WindowsIntelliJ, PyCharm, WebStorm, etc.
WarpmacOS, LinuxAI-native terminal
Using a different tool? See our Generic MCP Setup guide.

What You Can Do

Once Neptune is installed, you can ask your AI assistant to:
RequestWhat Happens
”Deploy this app”Creates Dockerfile, config, provisions resources, deploys
”Add an S3 bucket for uploads”Adds StorageBucket resource and provisions it
”Set my Stripe API key”Securely stores the secret
”What’s the deployment status?”Shows infrastructure and service status
”Show me the logs”Retrieves application logs
”Delete this project”Removes project and all resources

Troubleshooting

Having issues with a specific tool? Check the troubleshooting guides:

Generic MCP Setup

For other MCP clients or advanced configuration (STDIO/HTTP)