Unraid MCP Server

--- description: Manage virtual machines on Unraid argument-hint: [action] [vm-id] --- Execute the `unraid_vm` MCP tool with action: `$1` and vm_id: `$2` ## Available Actions (9) **Query Operations:** - `list` - List all VMs with status and resource allocation - `details` - Get detailed info for a VM (requires vm_id) **Lifecycle Operations:** - `start` - Start a stopped VM (requires vm_id) - `stop` - Gracefully stop a running VM (requires vm_id) - `pause` - Pause a running VM (requires vm_id) - `resume` - Resume a paused VM (requires vm_id) - `reboot` - Gracefully reboot a VM (requires vm_id) **⚠️ Destructive Operations:** - `force_stop` - Forcefully power off VM (like pulling power cord - requires vm_id + confirmation) - `reset` - Hard reset VM (power cycle without graceful shutdown - requires vm_id + confirmation) ## Example Usage ``` /unraid-vm list /unraid-vm details windows-10 /unraid-vm start ubuntu-server /unraid-vm stop windows-10 /unraid-vm pause debian-vm /unraid-vm resume debian-vm /unraid-vm reboot ubuntu-server ``` **VM Identification:** Use VM ID (PrefixedID format: `hex64:suffix`) **IMPORTANT:** `force_stop` and `reset` bypass graceful shutdown and may corrupt VM filesystem. Use `stop` instead for safe shutdowns. Use the tool to execute the requested VM operation and report the results.