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JetBrains IDEs Integration

Connect IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm, WebStorm, or any JetBrains IDE to CloudAgent using the built-in MCP support.

Why JetBrains + CloudAgent?

  • Built-in MCP — JetBrains 2025.2+ has native MCP support
  • Enterprise-ready — integrates with existing JetBrains workflows
  • Multi-language — works across all JetBrains IDEs

Supported IDEs

  • IntelliJ IDEA (Ultimate & Community)
  • PyCharm (Professional & Community)
  • WebStorm
  • GoLand
  • Rider
  • PhpStorm
  • RubyMine
  • CLion

Requires JetBrains IDE version 2025.2 or later for built-in MCP support.

Quick Setup (3 minutes)

Step 1: Enable AI Assistant

  1. Open your JetBrains IDE
  2. Go to Settings → Plugins
  3. Ensure AI Assistant is installed and enabled

Step 2: Add CloudAgent MCP Server

  1. Go to Settings → Tools → AI Assistant → MCP Servers
  2. Click Add Server
  3. Enter:
    • Name: CloudAgent
    • URL: https://api.cloudagent.io/mcp
  4. Click OK

Step 3: Authenticate

When you first interact with CloudAgent, you'll be prompted to authenticate via OAuth.

Step 4: Test Connection

Open AI Assistant panel (Alt+Enter or Cmd+Enter) and ask:

"List my CloudAgent environments"

Example Prompts

What You SayWhat CloudAgent Does
"Create an RDS MySQL database for my app"Creates encrypted RDS with backups
"Deploy a Lambda for this Python function"Creates Lambda with proper runtime
"Set up ECS Fargate for my Docker container"Creates cluster with task definition

IntelliJ-Specific Tips

  1. Use with Database Tools — deploy RDS, then connect via IntelliJ's database browser
  2. Combine with AWS Toolkit — CloudAgent deploys, AWS Toolkit manages
  3. Terminal integration — view deployment logs in built-in terminal

Troubleshooting

MCP option not visible?

  • Update to JetBrains 2025.2 or later
  • Ensure AI Assistant plugin is enabled

Authentication failing?

  • Clear IDE cache: File → Invalidate Caches
  • Re-add the MCP server

Next Steps

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