Overview
Mojave turns a GitHub repository into a live URL. This connector lets Claude do the deploying. Ask Claude to ship a repo and it starts the build, waits for it, and returns the live URL. If the build fails, Claude gets the end of the build log in the same answer, so it can find the error, fix your code, and deploy again. When a live app misbehaves, Claude reads its runtime logs: crash stacks, console output, and service stdout and stderr. Mojave runs static sites, serverless functions in api/, and long-running services: Next.js, Express, FastAPI, Django, websockets, or any public container image. Claude can also roll back to an earlier deployment, manage a project's environment variables, and create managed Postgres, Valkey (Redis-compatible) and blob storage. New database credentials go straight into your project's environment and are never shown in the conversation. You approve each connection on mojave.sh and choose the one organization it can act in. Claude can't delete projects, databases or storage; those stay with you in the dashboard. Revoke a connection at any time under Connected apps.
