Connect Claude (MCP)

• Getting started
• One-line setup (size labels)
• Which jobs can move
• Fallback & rollback
• Build cache (Nx / Turborepo)
• Get started with your box
• Connect Claude (MCP)
• Billing
• Usage analytics & your data
• Data processors for Code review and Insights
• Help

compiler.dev has a remote MCP server, so you can see and act on your CI from Claude: ask what failed overnight, read the tail of a job log, re-run the failed jobs, check usage and credit. The URL is https://ci.compiler.dev/mcp.

Claude on the web and Claude Desktop.

• Open Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, name it compiler.dev and paste https://ci.compiler.dev/mcp.
• Click Connect, sign in with GitHub if asked, and approve. Claude gets a short-lived token (one hour, renewed automatically) that only reaches the organizations you belong to.
• On Team and Enterprise plans an owner adds the connector once under Organization settings → Connectors; each person then connects with their own sign-in.

Claude Code. Create a token in Connect to Claude and run:

claude mcp add --transport http compiler https://ci.compiler.dev/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer <your token>"

What Claude can do.

• Read: list_orgs, list_runs (filter by org, repo, status, since), get_run (jobs, timings, failure reason), list_failures, get_job_log_tail (last lines, secrets redacted), get_usage_and_balance, get_speed_report and recent_events.
• Act, owners and maintainers only: rerun_failed_jobs re-runs a finished run's failed jobs (they use runner minutes as usual) and request_turbo_run tries to queue a Turbo run (free runs are no longer offered, so it refuses; a run is $200 and is bought in the dashboard). Neither charges anything or changes billing, pricing, spending caps or routing; no tool can.
• Limits: every call is checked against your GitHub-verified organizations, rate limited and written to an audit log. Runs and events cover jobs that ran on compiler.dev runners.

Notifications. A server can't wake Claude up when no session is open. compiler.dev keeps a feed for you (a job failed, a failing job was fixed, credit is low, the spending cap was reached, a Turbo report is ready; kept 30 days). Claude sees it when it next connects or when you ask ("anything new in CI?"), through recent_events or the compiler://events resource. Apps that keep a session open and subscribe to that resource are told immediately. Choose which events go into the feed in Connect to Claude.

Revoke. Disconnect Claude or revoke a token on the same page; it stops working at once. Tokens are stored hashed, so we can't show them again.