Claude Code with your dev stack: what twelve tools publish, and what to check first

Claude Code is Anthropic's coding tool, and teams often want it to work with the services they already build and deploy on, such as CI, hosting, monitoring and documentation. There are two routes this page looks at: a connector in Anthropic's directory, or an MCP server the maker publishes in the MCP Registry.

This page covers twelve tools in plain terms. Each section uses only what the directory page or registry entry and the maker's own page said on 10 November 2026. We show no Claude Code workflow here because we have not documented one for these tools. Anthropic's directory pages carry the line "Only use connectors from developers you trust" and say Anthropic does not control which tools a developer makes available or verify that they work as intended.

Source: Anthropic connector directory (https://claude.com/connectors), read 10 November 2026.

For Claude Code with Base44 (claude code base44), Anthropic's directory lists a Base44 connector, made by Base44. The directory says it lets you create, edit and manage Base44 apps from Claude. Check that the search results mean the Base44 app builder, since the word is also used elsewhere.

Who uses it: developers and builders who make apps in Base44.

The directory page describes a Claude connector. It does not say the connector works inside Claude Code, so check the maker's documentation before you plan on that.

Base44's own page says you need a Builder plan or higher to connect an AI assistant, and that what you can do depends on your role in the workspace.

Next step: Kriv AI's Claude Code training is for engineering teams that want to use Claude Code in a controlled way. See the Claude Code training page.

Sources: Anthropic directory, Base44 (https://claude.com/marketplace/connectors/base44); Base44, MCP server docs (https://docs.base44.com/developers/backend/overview/mcp-server), read 10 November 2026.

For Claude Code with CircleCI (claude code circleci), Anthropic's directory lists a CircleCI connector, made by CircleCI Engineering. The directory says it connects Claude to your CI/CD pipelines to check pipeline status, pull failure logs and test results and validate the CircleCI config file.

Who uses it: engineers who own builds and pipelines.

CircleCI's own page mentions Claude Code when it explains how to remove the earlier server and how to sign in again.

CircleCI's own page describes a hosted server and a separate command-line server, and says the earlier local server is deprecated and should be removed before connecting to either new one. It shows no beta label.

Next step: Kriv AI's Claude Code training is for engineering teams that want to use Claude Code in a controlled way. See the Claude Code training page.

Sources: Anthropic directory, CircleCI (https://claude.com/marketplace/connectors/circleci); CircleCI, MCP overview (https://circleci.com/docs/guides/toolkit/circleci-mcp-overview/), read 10 November 2026.

For Claude Code with Cloudinary (claude code cloudinary), Anthropic's directory lists a Cloudinary connector, made by Cloudinary. The directory says the Cloudinary MCP servers let you upload, manage, transform and analyze your media assets.

Who uses it: developers and content teams that manage images and video in Cloudinary.

Cloudinary's own page has install steps headed for Claude Code.

Cloudinary's own page says it hosts remote servers that use OAuth, lists separate servers for asset management, environment configuration, metadata and analysis, and says image generation needs an add-on. It labels none of the servers beta.

Next step: Kriv AI's Claude Code training is for engineering teams that want to use Claude Code in a controlled way. See the Claude Code training page.

Sources: Anthropic directory, Cloudinary (https://claude.com/marketplace/connectors/cloudinary); Cloudinary, MCP servers (https://cloudinary.com/documentation/cloudinary_llm_mcp), read 10 November 2026.

For Claude Code with CookieYes (claude code cookieyes), the position on 10 November 2026 is this. We found no page for it in Anthropic's connector directory on 10 November 2026. The CookieYes MCP server is listed in the MCP Registry as com.cookieyes/mcp, which is a different thing from a Claude connector, and the registry describes it as: "Manage cookie banners, run cookie scans and check GDPR/CCPA compliance from your AI assistant."

This is the registry entry as read on 10 November 2026. We have not run it and make no claim about it.

That wording is CookieYes's own description. A scan is not a legal opinion, and this page makes no compliance claim about any site.

Next step: Kriv AI's Claude Code training is for engineering teams that want to use Claude Code in a controlled way. See the Claude Code training page.

Sources: MCP Registry, com.cookieyes/mcp (https://registry.modelcontextprotocol.io/v0/servers?search=cookieyes), read 10 November 2026.

For Claude Code with DigitalOcean (claude code digitalocean), the position on 10 November 2026 is this. We found no page for it in Anthropic's connector directory on 10 November 2026. The DigitalOcean MCP server is listed in the MCP Registry as com.digitalocean/mcp, which is a different thing from a Claude connector, and the registry describes it as: "Build, deploy, manage, and troubleshoot applications and infrastructure on DigitalOcean."

This is the registry entry as read on 10 November 2026. We have not run it and make no claim about it.

The registry also lists a server for DigitalOcean from an individual developer. This page does not cover it.

Next step: Kriv AI's Claude Code training is for engineering teams that want to use Claude Code in a controlled way. See the Claude Code training page.

Sources: MCP Registry, com.digitalocean/mcp (https://registry.modelcontextprotocol.io/v0/servers?search=digitalocean), read 10 November 2026.

For Claude Code with Exa (claude code exa), Anthropic's directory lists an Exa connector, made by Exa. The directory says Exa MCP gives you real-time web searches and can extract content from any URL. Sign-in is required. It lists two tools: web_search_exa and get_code_context_exa.

Who uses it: developers who want Claude to search the web while they work.

Exa's own page lists four tools: web_search_exa, web_fetch_exa, web_search_advanced_exa and agent_run. It says search and fetch work without an API key at a free rate limit, and that agent_run needs OAuth sign-in or an API key because agent runs are usage-based. Its Claude tab has a Claude Code CLI section with an install command. It shows no beta label.

Next step: Kriv AI's Claude Code training is for engineering teams that want to use Claude Code in a controlled way. See the Claude Code training page.

Sources: Anthropic directory, Exa (https://claude.com/marketplace/connectors/exa); Exa, MCP documentation (https://docs.exa.ai/reference/exa-mcp), read 10 November 2026.

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Kriv did not make any tool on this page, and this page does not speak for any of the makers or for Anthropic.