The Full-Stack Dev Stack is 5 MCPs (Vercel, Supabase, GitHub, Stripe, Linear) that cover the 'idea → production' loop. A full-stack engineer ships features end-to-end in one Claude session. Replaces no paid tooling — it multiplies the tools you already use.
Ship a feature from idea to production without leaving your editor
$ mcpizy install vercel supabase github stripe linearOne command installs and configures all 5 MCPs for Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, or any MCP-compatible client.
Full-stack engineers ship features end-to-end: database changes, API, frontend, billing logic, deploy, PR. This stack is those 5 touchpoints as MCPs. 'Add a team plan' stops being a 3-day back-and-forth and becomes a 2-hour Claude session. The engineer drives; Claude writes the migration, updates the Stripe product, generates the API route, writes the UI change, opens the PR, deploys the preview, and closes the Linear ticket.
This is the tightest 'code → ship' loop in the ecosystem. Every MCP here is production-ready and battle-tested with thousands of installs.
~15h/week reclaimed per full-stack engineer on context-switching and boilerplate. For a 5-engineer team that's ~$130K/year in freed-up time. Zero subscription cost — all 5 MCPs are open source.
Without MCPs, Claude can read and write your repo but can't verify migrations against the live DB, inspect Stripe state, or update Linear. MCPs make the feedback loop real — Claude can actually check what it did.
Yes via GitHub MCP, but most teams keep humans in the merge loop for production branches. Safer pattern: Claude opens the PR, you review and merge. Claude can auto-merge non-prod or personal repos if you want.
Neon MCP is first-class supported and works identically. PlanetScale MCP is community-maintained, also solid. Swap them for Supabase in this stack — same Postgres workflow.
Yes — skip it. Install only when you add billing. The `mcpizy install` command is modular. Many pre-revenue founders use Vercel + Supabase + GitHub + Linear (4 MCPs) until they add Stripe.
Add Playwright MCP for E2E tests if you care about them (most do). Vitest runs locally via Claude's shell access — no separate MCP needed. The 5 above plus Playwright = 6-MCP full-stack toolkit.