Rivervo

Rivervo is web hosting with its own panel: websites, domains, business mail, cloud servers and Applications, a platform that builds and runs code from GitHub. This connector lets Claude work in your Rivervo account, with your role in it, so you can ask why the last deploy of shop failed, roll api back to the previous version, add a DNS record or check a domain's expiry date.

For Applications, Claude reads services, deployments and build logs, runtime logs and log search, CPU and memory metrics and the month's spending, and explains why a build failed or a service crashed. With the matching access level it deploys, redeploys, rolls back and restarts, sets environment variables, connects domains and runs read-only SQL queries on a database service.

For websites, domains, mail and cloud servers, Claude finds the operation it needs in the Rivervo API by words ("add dns record", "php version", "create mailbox") and runs it: reads and changes are separate tools.

Access is chosen on the Rivervo consent page when you connect: Read only, Read and deploy, Full access, or Full access and terminal (shell commands on a website as its own account). Read tools are annotated read-only; every tool that changes something is marked destructive, so Claude asks first. Anything that deletes, restores a backup or overwrites runs only after you confirm it yourself in the Rivervo panel. Adding a service to an application shows its price first; the connector never makes a payment, changes a plan or deletes a service. Every change is recorded in the account's activity log. You can disconnect in Account settings → Connected applications, and access ends at once.

Requires a Rivervo account.