// The AI is smart. But without the right connections, it's blind.
// We give AI the full picture. You get million-dollar apps built in hours.
Real workflows, real productivity.
See how DevNexusMCP MCP server handles database migrations, Stripe integration, and deployment commands - all from within VS Code.
Watch how easy it is to connect your Supabase database to DevNexusMCP. One-click setup, instant migrations.
Deploy to Netlify, Stripe, Supabase without leaving your editor
One-click workflows. Turn complex scripts into buttons
Stripe, Supabase, Netlify, GitHub - all in your sidebar
Create unlimited projects with zero wait times
All credentials stored on your machine. Never in cloud
Instant deployments and migrations from VS Code
DevNexus runs a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that exposes 50+ tools to GitHub Copilot.
This means you can literally talk to your infrastructure:
⚡ This is AI-First Development
No CLI commands. No configuration files. Just conversation → deployment. This is the first VS Code extension to give AI direct access to your entire tech stack.
Every tool is AI-accessible through natural language
execute_supabase_migrationsupabase_list_tablessupabase_deploy_edge_functionsupabase_manage_secretsstripe_create_productstripe_manage_webhooksstripe_get_product_countstripe_create_checkout_sessionnetlify_deploy_websitenetlify_manage_env_varscloudflare_pages_deploycloudflare_dns_manage_recordscloudflare_workers_manage+ 25 more tools for GitHub, Resend, SFTP, SSH, ChatGPT, FLUX, S3...
Windows Credential Manager
(same as Windows Hello)
Keychain
(same as Apple Pay)
Secret Service API
(same as GNOME Keyring)
✓ Zero plaintext files
Your credentials never exist as readable text on disk
✓ Zero cloud storage
Everything stays on your machine, encrypted by your OS
✓ Zero attack surface
Even if someone steals your laptop, they can't access your credentials without your OS password
🔐 This is the same security used by 1Password and other enterprise password managers
AI can't accidentally destroy your database
"Your extension gives AI access to delete my entire database!"
This was the #1 concern. And it's valid. AI should not be able to execute DROP TABLE, DELETE FROM, or any destructive command without your explicit approval.
Automatic Detection
DevNexus scans every SQL command for destructive keywords (DROP, DELETE, TRUNCATE, etc.)
Manual Approval Required
VS Code shows a confirmation dialog. Command won't execute until you approve.
Fully Configurable
Turn off confirmations if you trust the AI completely (not recommended for prod)
// AI tries to run:
DROP TABLE users;
⚠️ Confirmation Dialog:
"This command will DROP the 'users' table. Are you sure?"
You're always in control.
AI can suggest destructive actions, but it can never execute them without your explicit permission. This protection is enabled by default and works across all database operations.
Build and deploy a complete SaaS platform in one afternoon
Result: Fully functional SaaS
User authentication • Database with RLS • Stripe subscriptions • Email notifications • Production deployment
All in 3 hours.
Manage multiple environments without switching projects
"Deploy to staging"
→ Uses staging Supabase + test Stripe
"Deploy to production"
→ Uses prod Supabase + live Stripe
Copilot knows which instance to use based on context
Start building million-dollar apps today. Completely free. Upgrade only when you're ready for unlimited power.
Everything you need to build and launch
Remove all limits, maximize earnings
$99 billed yearly
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See what's being built, vote on features, and report bugs
Suggest integrations and capabilities
Report issues and track fixes
DevNexas transforms VS Code into your complete full-stack development environment. Deploy to Netlify, manage Stripe products, run Supabase migrations - all from your sidebar.
Stop context-switching between tools. Your credentials stay local on your machine. Custom commands automate your entire workflow.
Join hundreds of developers who never leave VS Code thanks to DevNexas.