Sumanshu Arora

# stop **Stop one or more MCP template deployments.** ## Synopsis ```bash mcpt stop [TEMPLATE] [--name NAME] [--all] ``` ## Description The `stop` command allows you to stop a specific deployment, all deployments of a template, or all deployments across all templates. You can target deployments by template name, by custom container name, or stop everything at once using `--all`. ## Options | Option | Description | Default | |----------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------| | `TEMPLATE` | Template name to stop (optional if --name or --all is provided) | None | | `--name NAME` | Custom container name (stop a specific deployment by name) | None | | `--all` | Stop all deployments of this template, or all templates if no template given | False | ## Examples ### Stop a specific template deployment ```bash mcpt stop filesystem ``` ### Stop a deployment by custom container name ```bash mcpt stop --name mcp-filesystem-abc123 ``` ### Stop all deployments of a template ```bash mcpt stop filesystem --all ``` ### Stop all deployments across all templates ```bash mcpt stop --all ``` ## Output - ✅ Success: `[green]✅ Stopped <container-name>[/green]` - ⚠️ Not found: `[yellow]⚠️ No running deployments found for <template>[/yellow]` - ❌ Error: `[red]❌ Error stopping <template>: <error>[/red]` ## Usage Notes - You must provide at least one of: `TEMPLATE`, `--name`, or `--all`. - If no arguments are provided, the command will show an error and exit. - `--all` without a template stops all deployments in the system. - You can combine `TEMPLATE` and `--all` to stop all deployments of a specific template. - Use `--name` to stop a deployment by its exact container name. ## See Also - [list](list.md) - List templates and deployments - [deploy](deploy.md) - Deploy templates - [logs](logs.md) - View deployment logs