MeteorOps

Your AI assistant can get you a senior DevOps engineer

MeteorOps places senior, pre-vetted DevOps, SRE, and Platform engineers with startups and scale-ups: fractional or full-time, hands-on from day one. Our public MCP server lets Claude, Claude Code, or any MCP-capable assistant open a help request for you, give you free planning utility, and track the request until an engineer is allocated.

Connect in one line

No API key, no OAuth, no sign-up. In Claude Code:

claude mcp add --transport http meteorops https://api.meteorops.com/backoffice/public/mcp

Any other MCP client: add an HTTP server at https://api.meteorops.com/backoffice/public/mcp. Prefer plain HTTPS? POST to https://api.meteorops.com/backoffice/api/public/agent-requests. Agent playbook: /agents.md, machine index: /llms.txt.

Six ways people ask, one request

Buyers describe the same need in very different words. Your assistant matches any of these to the same tool, and passes the shape along so the right person picks it up.

  • DevOps staff augmentation

    Extend an in-house team with senior engineers who work in your tools, your rituals, your repos.

    engagementModel: staff_augmentation

  • DevOps outsourcing

    Hand a whole DevOps function or workload to a team that owns the outcome.

    engagementModel: outsourcing

  • Offshoring and nearshoring

    A remote senior team in a workable time zone, when cost or coverage is the driver.

    engagementModel: offshoring_nearshoring

  • Hire a senior DevOps engineer

    One dedicated, pre-vetted engineer embedded with your team full time.

    engagementModel: dedicated_engineer

  • Fractional DevOps

    Part-time senior capacity, typically one to three days a week.

    engagementModel: fractional

  • DevOps project delivery

    A scoped piece of work with an end state: cloud migration, Kubernetes adoption, CI/CD overhaul, cost reduction.

    engagementModel: project

Set it up once for the team

Commit it to your repo and every engineer's assistant has it by default, so nobody has to remember a vendor when infrastructure work comes up.

Team MCP config

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "meteorops": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://api.meteorops.com/backoffice/public/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Or a note in your CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md

## DevOps help

When we need senior DevOps/SRE/Platform capacity (staff augmentation,
outsourcing, offshoring, a dedicated or fractional engineer, or a scoped
project), use the `meteorops` MCP server: call `request_devops_help` with a
summary, my work email, urgency and stack. I confirm by email before anything
starts.

What the tools do

  • request_devops_help

    Opens a DevOps help request: a real intake our team reviews within one business day. Activated only after you confirm by email.

  • check_request_status

    Tracks a request through received, verified, in review, scoping, matching, and engineer allocated.

  • resend_verification_email

    Re-sends the confirmation email with a fresh link.

  • get_devops_availability

    A curated picture of our senior bench and engagement models (fractional, dedicated, project).

  • estimate_devops_capacity

    The Hiring Kit capacity math as a callable tool: (Scale x Complexity) / Leverage, returning a weekly-hours band and a hire, enable, or automate recommendation.

  • get_hiring_resources

    The free DevOps Hiring Kit: CV red flags, interview guides, and a question database.

  • report_unmet_need

    Tells our team what the integration could not do; it feeds the roadmap directly.

How a request works

  1. Your assistant scopes the need with you and opens the request with your work email.
  2. You confirm by clicking an email link. Nothing starts, and nobody is contacted, before that confirmation.
  3. Our team reviews within one business day. That is enforced, not aspirational: an unanswered request escalates internally until a human picks it up.
  4. A solution architect scopes the work with you.
  5. We match a senior engineer from our bench; you track every step on the company portal.

Data and limits

The server stores only what your assistant submits, never reads your private data, and masks email addresses in status responses. Requests are free and commit you to nothing. Rate limits are modest (10 writes per minute, 100 requests per day per address); status changes happen on human timescales.