MCP.Pizza Chef: stackql
Instead of clicking through dozens of separate cloud consoles, you can ask your AI assistant to look up, create, or update resources across services like AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and GitHub using everyday database-style commands. It works inside apps such as Cursor and VS Code, and can also run through a hosted address or a small program on your computer. To act on your own cloud accounts, you will still need your usual sign-in credentials for that provider; trying the connector itself does not require a separate account.
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stackql FAQ
Can I use this to check what's running in my AWS or Azure account?
Yes — you can ask your assistant to list servers, databases, storage, and other resources across supported cloud and SaaS providers, and it translates your request into the right lookup for you.
Can I use this to create or delete cloud resources?
Yes — but because those actions can cost money or affect a live system, always review what your assistant is about to do before confirming, especially for delete or update requests.
Which apps can I use this with?
It is built for Cursor and VS Code, and because it uses the shared Model Context Protocol standard, it can also work with any other AI assistant that supports that standard, such as Claude Desktop.
Do I need an account or key to try this?
You do not need a special account for the connector itself, but to look up or change your real cloud resources you will need your normal sign-in credentials for that provider, such as AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, or GitHub.
How hard is it to set up?
It takes some technical comfort — you will add a short snippet to your app's settings or run a small program on your computer, so plan on following a setup guide rather than a single click.
Do I need to know SQL to use this?
No — you can describe what you want in plain language, and your AI assistant translates that into the database-style commands this tool understands.
Will this work with assistants built on GPT, Claude, or Gemini?
Yes — it works with any assistant that supports the Model Context Protocol, including tools built on Claude, GPT, and Gemini.