AI Plugin (Recommended)
For Claude Code, Codex, and Antigravity CLI. Includes the MCP server plus skills, agents, slash commands, and guardrails.
MCP Server
For any other MCP-compatible AI — Cursor, Claude Web, Claude Desktop, VS Code, Antigravity IDE, Amp, OpenCode.
What you can do
Manage Resources
Create and configure GVCs, workloads, identities, and more
Deploy Applications
Build images and deploy applications across global locations
Query Infrastructure
Get real-time information about your Control Plane resources
Automate Workflows
Streamline DevOps tasks through conversational AI
Which path for which tool?
Claude Code
Codex
Antigravity CLI
Antigravity IDE
MCP Server
Other MCP clients
Any remote-MCP client
Sign in
Each tool triggers OAuth its own way — see your tool’s setup page for the specifics. Once your browser lands on Control Plane:
Sign in to Control Plane
Use Google, GitHub, Microsoft, or SAML.
Authorize orgs
Pick the orgs this AI client may access and click Authorize.
Best practices
Authorize only the orgs you need
Per-client consent lets you scope each AI tool to the smallest org set that makes sense for its job
Start with context
Always set your org and GVC context at the start of a conversation
Be specific
Provide specific values for resources (memory, CPU, replicas) when possible
Use tags
Add tags to resources for better organization and filtering
Recommended prompt structure
For the best results, structure your prompts with:
- Context — Org and GVC
- Action — What you want to do
- Target — Which resource
- Details — Specific configuration values
Using org "my-org" and GVC "production", create a workload called "api-v2"
with image nginx:latest, 512Mi memory, port 8080, and minimum 2 replicas.
References
AI Plugin
Install guide and the full inventory of skills, agents, commands, and guardrails
MCP Server
Endpoint and the compatible-tools list
Tools Reference
Every tool the MCP server exposes, grouped by resource
Usage Examples
Practical prompts for common Control Plane workflows
AI Plugin on GitHub
Source, release notes, and contribution guide