EdgeOne Pages MCP connects an AI assistant to EdgeOne Pages, the service used to publish HTML and deploy built frontend projects. It lets an assistant send HTML for sharing at a public URL, or deploy a frontend build supplied as a folder or ZIP package. For project deployments, the server can target a newly created or existing project and return a deployment URL together with project metadata.
The server documents both a local connection and a hosted method for HTML sharing. Which method is available depends on the client: the hosted route is documented for ChatWise, while the local server supports a broader set of named MCP clients.
What can EdgeOne Pages MCP do?
The documented workflows focus on getting web content published and returning the address where it can be reached. HTML sharing uses the hosted method; folder and ZIP deployments use the EdgeOne Pages API-token or browser-login flow described in the service documentation.
- Publish HTML content and return a public sharing URL.
- Deploy a built frontend folder to an EdgeOne Pages project.
- Deploy a ZIP package to a new or existing project.
- Return the deployment URL and project metadata for folder or ZIP deployments.
- Select the Tencent Cloud China deployment region through a documented configuration option.
How EdgeOne Pages MCP connects and authenticates
The repository describes a local MCP server that communicates over stdio and runs through Node.js; its stated requirement is Node.js 18 or higher. The official MCP documentation also offers a hosted Streamable HTTP endpoint for HTML sharing without local installation. The documented clients include Cline, Cursor, Claude, VSCode, Windsurf, ChatWise, and Cherry Studio, with compatibility dependent on the connection method. ChatWise is specifically named for the hosted route. Authentication can use an EdgeOne Pages API token; the repository says supplying one is optional and skips browser login. The documentation does not establish broader client support for hosted HTML sharing.
Who is EdgeOne Pages MCP best for?
This server suits people who want an AI assistant to publish HTML for sharing or deploy an already-built frontend to EdgeOne Pages. It may fit a developer working with an existing project as well as someone creating a new project for a deployment. Users need an EdgeOne Pages account or service access for the deployment workflow and must follow the service's authentication process. EdgeOne Pages has a permanently available free plan, though its numeric usage limits are not established here. The documented hosted sharing route is specifically associated with ChatWise.
What EdgeOne Pages MCP can access and change
With the credentials it receives, the server can deploy content to EdgeOne Pages, creating a project or updating an existing one, and publish it at a public URL. An API token grants access to EdgeOne Pages, so deployment changes affect projects and make content publicly reachable. The documented MCP functions cover deployment and URL generation; they do not document listing, monitoring, or deleting deployments. The service's free-plan limits apply, but the verified pricing information does not quantify them. Exact tool parameters and every deployment side effect are not fully documented in the verified sources.
Alternatives to EdgeOne Pages MCP
For other deployment or hosting workflows, consider Cloudflare Official MCP Server, which is a related option for working with Cloudflare services, or Hostinger API MCP Server, which offers another hosting-provider integration. These alternatives may suit users whose projects or hosting accounts are already with those providers; their specific capabilities should be checked on their respective listings before choosing.
