KamuiDash

Connects an app to storage, or replaces its existing access role. Both resources must belong to the same project. Changing read_write to read_only stops writes and can break the app. Inspect list_storage_connections and confirm the target app, storage, and role before calling.

connect_storage

Creates, provisions, and publicly deploys a web server app from a connected GitHub repository and branch. Supports Go, Node.js, Python, and Ruby. Required inputs identify the project, source, resource size, replicas, and start command. An optional database_id connects an existing database and automatically supplies DATABASE_URL. Resource charges depend on the selected specification and project plan. Deployment is asynchronous; the response reports a queued deployment and an app_id. Environment variables accept non-sensitive configuration; secret-like keys are rejected.

create_app

Creates a PostgreSQL database in a KamuiDash project with the selected name and resource specification. The name must be unique within the project; the Free Trial permits at most one database per project. Charges depend on the resource specification and project plan. Provisioning is asynchronous. Returns database_id.

create_database

Creates an empty KamuiDash project with the selected name, region, and free or pro plan, and provisions its namespace. Returns project_id. Does not create apps or databases, process payments, or upgrade an existing project. The free plan allows one free project per user.

create_project

Creates a storage resource in an existing KamuiDash project. Storage and operations can incur charges. Confirm the project, name, and applicable costs before calling. Returns the new storage ID. Does not connect an app or upload files.

create_storage

Issues a short-lived Worker download URL for one existing object. Requires read access and can incur operation charges. The URL grants access to its holder until expiry and is pinned to the current object generation. Returns the URL and its fixed lifetime; does not return file bytes or modify the object.

create_storage_download_url

Starts an upload and returns short-lived Worker URLs plus scoped headers; file bytes are sent outside MCP. Requires write access and can incur charges or overwrite an existing key. Confirm the target key and any overwrite before calling. For single mode, PUT raw bytes to upload_url. For multipart mode, split by part_size_bytes and PUT parts numbered 1 through part_count using the URL template. Send returned headers on every request. Set Content-Type for the file. After sending all bytes, POST {} as application/json to complete_url; only then is the file saved. GET status_url to check progress or DELETE abort_url to cancel. Keep the same idempotency key for retries. Never display authorization headers in chat.

create_storage_upload

Creates, provisions, and publicly deploys a static web page or SPA from a connected GitHub repository and branch in a KamuiDash project. Static-site base hosting is free; eligible HTTP requests and deployment usage can incur charges above the included allowances. Publishing is asynchronous; the response reports a queued deployment and an app_id.

create_static_app

Removes an app’s connection to storage. The app loses read and write access, which can interrupt service. Files remain stored. Inspect list_storage_connections, explain the impact, and obtain explicit user approval for this app and storage before calling. Do not use for automatic cleanup.

disconnect_storage

Retrieves one app in a KamuiDash project, including its deployment and runtime status, resource settings, and public URL. Does not change state.

get_app