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MCP: let Claude or Codex manage your SeleID projects safely

The SeleMCP server lets an AI coding assistant manage your projects with scoped, short-lived tokens and approval for destructive steps.

Published by SeleTech

Short answer

SeleMCP lets an AI coding assistant such as Claude or Codex act on your account on your behalf: create projects, manage SeleStorage and SeleBase, view usage and deploy. It is separate from the public, read-only MCP at seleid.dev/mcp, which needs no sign-in and cannot touch your account.

Access is limited on purpose. A token exists only after you approve a SeleID consent screen that lists the exact permissions and a spending limit. Tokens are short-lived and are scoped per tool group, so the assistant only sees the tools you allowed. Revoking the consent stops every token at once. Destructive steps, such as deleting a project, dropping a table or deploying to production, do not run when the assistant asks: you get an approval request in the console that names the exact action and works once, for a short time.

The public read-only MCP for SeleVista and SeleVerse content is available now; the management server follows its status on the product page. It is coming soon.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between the public MCP and SeleMCP?

The public MCP is read-only, needs no sign-in and cannot touch your account. SeleMCP acts on your account after you approve it.

Can the assistant delete my data on its own?

No. Destructive steps need an approval you give in the console for that exact action.

How long do tokens last?

They are short-lived and stop immediately when you revoke the consent.

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