The Deloc CLI and MCP server are open source

The CLI and MCP server that publish to Deloc are now open source under MIT. Source lives at github.com/delocdev/deloc.

What’s open

• @deloc/cli — the command-line tool. npx @deloc/cli deploy builds your static project, uploads it, and prints a live URL.
• @deloc/mcp — the MCP server. Say “deploy this to Deloc” in Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, or Codex and the agent calls the deploy tool for you.
• @deloc/shared — the helpers both clients use: framework detection, build-folder auto-detect, the upload pipeline.

Everything lives in one pnpm workspace. The hosting service, auth proxy, and dashboard stay closed-source — but the clients you install on your machine are now inspectable, forkable, and contributor-friendly.

Why open source

Three reasons.

Trust. Both packages upload your build output to a remote service. “Read the source” is the cheapest objection-handler we can offer security-conscious teams — and we’d rather pay that cost than ask anyone to install something they can’t read.

Distribution. MCP directories and “awesome-mcp” lists strongly prefer open-source submissions. Stars and visible code are how strangers vouch for installs in the agent ecosystem.

Contributions. The CLI’s job is “detect any static project and deploy it.” That detection list grows forever — Next.js, Astro, Vite, Remix, SvelteKit, plus every meta-framework that ships next year. Community PRs are exactly the kind of work that scales for us.

Try it

If you haven’t already:

# from your terminal
npx @deloc/cli deploy

# or, from Claude Code
claude mcp add deloc --scope user -- npx -y @deloc/mcp@latest

Star the repo if it’s useful. File an issue if it isn’t.

Free tier is still three apps, 100MB of storage, 30-day auto-expiry, password protection. No credit card needed. See pricing for everything else.