Replit MCP Server
Updated June 2026✓ OfficialReplit ships an official, vendor-hosted MCP server that lets an external client create, update, and manage full-stack applications on Replit through natural language. Built by Replit, it is officially maintained and best for Coding & Dev.
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Replit ships an official, vendor-hosted MCP server that lets an external client create, update, and manage full-stack applications on Replit through natural language. It is hosted at https://replit-mcp.com/server/mcp over Streamable HTTP with OAuth 2.1 plus PKCE, handled automatically by MCP clients and SDKs, so there is no package to install and no API key to paste; that also means there is no public source repository, which is why this listing carries no GitHub link. Under the hood the server is a front door to Replit Agent, so a single tool call turns a prompt into a real, running, published app rather than a code snippet. The public tool surface is deliberately small. create_app_from_prompt takes an appDescription plus an app_stack enum (react_website, mobile_app, design, slides, animation, data_visualization, 3d_game, document, or spreadsheet) and optional userSpecifiedAppName, userQuotes, and attachmentSummary; it returns a replId, a replUrl, and a turnId while Agent keeps building asynchronously in the background. update_app_using_prompt takes that replId plus a changeDescription to add features, fix bugs, or iterate on an existing app. ask_question runs Agent in discussion mode against a replId so you can check build status, ask about the tech stack, or relay a question without modifying any files. Add it to Claude Code with claude mcp add --transport http replit https://replit-mcp.com/server/mcp. Builders need a Replit account on any tier including Free. The server is documented as beta, so tools and behavior may change.
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Installation
claude mcp add --transport http replit https://replit-mcp.com/server/mcpCategories
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