Setup

1. Sign in with GitHub

Open the console and authorize with GitHub. OneClickMCP requests the repo, read:user, and user:email scopes so it can list your repositories and build the one you choose. Your GitHub token stays server-side — it is never exposed to the browser.

2. Choose a repository and runtime

Pick the repository to deploy. OneClickMCP detects the language and selects a runtime — Python, Node.js, or Go.

3. Configure environment secrets

Use the console's secrets manager to add the environment variables your server needs (API keys, tokens, connection strings). Secrets are encrypted at rest and injected into your deployment at runtime — they are never shown in logs.

4. Pick a plan

Choose a plan on the pricing tiers. Flat-rate hosting means requests to your MCP tools are not metered per call.

Once configured, continue to the Tutorial to deploy and call a tool.