Install Devopness MCP Server on OpenCode

This guide walks you through installing and configuring the Devopness MCP server on Opencode by Anoma.ly.

Prerequisites

1. OpenCode installed on your machine
2. An active Devopness account

How Devopness integrates with OpenCode

Devopness provides a remote MCP server that OpenCode connects to through its native HTTP support. Once configured, the Devopness tools become available in your OpenCode CLI sessions.

Installation

1. Open your terminal and run opencode mcp add
2. Follow the interactive prompts to add your Devopness MCP server to your OpenCode config:

• Location choose the location Global
• Enter MCP server name Enter MCP name, we recommend devopness
• Select MCP server type Choose remote
• Enter MCP server URL Enter MCP URL, use https://mcp.devopness.com/mcp/
• Does this server require OAuth authentication? Choose the option yes
• Do you have a pre-registered client ID? Choose the option no

3. run opencode mcp auth and choose the devopness option
4. Will open a browser window for you to authenticate with your Devopness account, and upon successful authentication, you will be redirected back to your terminal.
5. Restart your terminal
6. You are now authenticated with your Devopness account and can use the Devopness MCP server with your OpenCode CLI sessions.

MCP servers

✓ devopness connected (OAuth)
    https://mcp.devopness.com/mcp/

Activate and verify the connection

1. Start opencode
2. Run the /mcp command to check the server status
3. Type in the popup devopness
4. Verify that the Devopness server shows as devopness connected

Use the MCP server

In a OpenCode session, try a prompt such as:

• "List my Devopness projects"
• "Show the servers in my production environment"
• "Deploy my application to staging"

Troubleshooting

• Server not connecting: Ensure the url uses the https:// prefix and the JSON syntax is valid.
• Authentication errors: Closes the OpenCode session and run opencode mcp auth, and choose the devopness option to authenticate again.
• Wrong credentials: Run opencode mcp logout and choose the devopness option to remove your credentials and authenticate again.