Obtain the Liquibase AI Changelog Generator Docker image
Last updated: May 15, 2026
The Liquibase AI Changelog Generator is distributed as a Docker image, providing a consistent and isolated environment regardless of your operating system. To get started, you'll authenticate with Liquibase's Docker registry, pull the server image to your local machine, and run it as a container. This guide walks you through each step of the installation process.
Before you begin
Ensure Liquibase Secure is installed on your machine.
Download the AI Changelog Generator Docker image which is publicly available on Docker Hub.
Windows: Confirm you have Docker Desktop installed and open so the Docker daemon is running.
Linux: Confirm you have the Docker daemon running by running the
sudo systemctl start docker command.
Liquibase Secure is installed.
Procedure
Run the following command in the CLI:
Run the following command in the CLI to activate the AI Changelog Generator login dialog:
docker login docker-mcp.liquibase.net
Enter your credentials.
Enter your credentials provided in the Liquibase email.
Once authenticated, you can then pull the AI Changelog Generator Docker image from that registry.
Pull the latest snapshot of the AI Changelog Generator by running this command in the CLI:
docker pull liquibase/liquibase-mcp-changelog-server:latest
Next steps
Now that you've obtained the Liquibase AI Changelog Generator image from Docker, you're ready to Configure the server image in VS Code.