01 / Add the connection
In the project you want to deploy, run:
claude mcp add --transport http atlas https://mcp.atlasos.one/api/mcp
claude mcp login atlasIf your version does not offer mcp login, open /mcp inside Claude Code, select Atlas, and choose Authenticate. Complete sign-in, email verification, workspace setup, and deployment approval in the browser flow it opens.
Reuse an existing Atlas server configured for this URL. Preserve other server entries. Use claude mcp list or /mcp to check connection status; adding configuration is different from completing authorization.
02 / Deploy your project
Once Atlas tools are available, ask:
Deploy this project with Atlas Cloud using direct source upload. Confirm the approved workspace with atlas_list_projects. Prepare a clean archive, use atlas_prepare_deployment and atlas_finish_deployment, and verify the real live URL. Fix routine build errors and retry the same project safely.For the full instructions, copy the current Atlas deployment prompt. The deployment guide explains packaging, database migrations, storage integration, and safe retries.
03 / Resolve connection issues
Keep the authorization session open while finishing Atlas setup. The MCP API URL is for client configuration; opening it directly in a browser does not start OAuth. Never paste access tokens, passwords, or callback URLs into a chat.
Interactive authorization must finish before an unattended session can use the protected tools. If tools remain unavailable, check the actual connection state and use your client's authentication controls.
Download the optional deployment skill or local Claude plugin package for reusable Atlas instructions and a runnable example. Review the package and choose your install scope. Local installation does not add Atlas to the official directory or authorize account access. Reuse one Atlas connection to avoid duplicates.
Client setup reference: official Claude Code MCP documentation.