Koyeb has launched the Koyeb MCP Server in public beta, enabling users to manage their resources using natural language through popular AI assistants. This server allows for the creation, deployment, and updating of services on Koyeb, as well as retrieving logs, metrics, and service details using applications like Claude or Cursor, which support the Model Context Protocol. A demo showcases deploying a new service in Washington, D.C., using Cursor, highlighting the server's integration capabilities. Users can set up the server with a JSON configuration involving a Koyeb API token for authentication, after which their AI assistants can automatically discover and interact with available Koyeb tools. The initial release includes features like listing applications and services, creating and updating services, and querying logs, with future plans to expand functionalities to include Volumes and Secrets. Feedback and suggestions are encouraged through GitHub to enhance user experience and tool offerings.