Coolify MCP Tools

A comprehensive Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Coolify - the open-source, self-hostable Heroku/Netlify alternative.

This MCP server enables AI assistants like Claude to manage your Coolify infrastructure, including servers, projects, applications, databases, services, and more.

Compatibility

Works with both:

• Coolify Cloud - cloud.coolify.io

• Coolify Self-Hosted - Any self-hosted Coolify instance (v4.x)

Features

• 98 tools covering the complete Coolify API

• Full CRUD operations for all Coolify resources

• Database backup management

• GitHub App integrations

• Deployment management and monitoring

• Environment variable management

• Works with Coolify Cloud and self-hosted instances

• Easy one-command installation via npx

Installation

Using npx (recommended)

Global installation

From source

Configuration

Environment Variables

Base URL Examples:

• Coolify Cloud: https://app.coolify.io

• Self-hosted: https://coolify.yourdomain.com (your Coolify URL)

Getting Your Coolify Access Token

1. Log into your Coolify instance (Cloud or self-hosted)

2. Go to Settings > API

3. Enable the API if not already enabled

4. Click Create New Token

5. Give it a name (e.g., "MCP Server")

6. Copy the generated token

Claude Desktop Configuration

Add this to your Claude Desktop config file:

macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json Windows: %APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json

Claude Code (CLI) Configuration

Add this to your Claude Code settings file:

macOS/Linux: ~/.claude/settings.json Windows: %USERPROFILE%\.claude\settings.json

Available Tools

Servers (8 tools)

• list_servers - List all Coolify servers

• get_server - Get server details

• create_server - Create a new server

• update_server - Update server configuration

• delete_server - Delete a server

• get_server_resources - Get resources running on a server

• get_server_domains - Get domains configured on a server

• validate_server - Validate server connection

Projects (9 tools)

• list_projects - List all projects

• get_project - Get project details

• create_project - Create a new project

• update_project - Update project

• delete_project - Delete a project

• get_project_environment - Get environment details

• list_project_environments - List all environments

• create_project_environment - Create new environment

• delete_project_environment - Delete an environment

Applications (21 tools)

• list_applications - List all applications

• get_application - Get application details

• create_public_application - Create from public git repo

• create_private_ghapp_application - Create from private GitHub App repo

• create_private_deploykey_application - Create from private repo with deploy key

• create_dockerfile_application - Create from Dockerfile

• create_dockerimage_application - Create from Docker image

• create_dockercompose_application - Create from Docker Compose

• update_application - Update application

• delete_application - Delete application

• start_application - Start application

• stop_application - Stop application

• restart_application - Restart application

• deploy_application - Deploy application

• get_application_logs - Get application logs

• execute_application_command - Execute command in container

• list_application_envs - List environment variables

• create_application_env - Create environment variable

• update_application_env - Update environment variable

• bulk_update_application_envs - Bulk update environment variables

• delete_application_env - Delete environment variable

Databases (21 tools)

• list_databases - List all databases

• get_database - Get database details

• update_database - Update database

• delete_database - Delete database

• create_postgres_database - Create PostgreSQL database

• create_mysql_database - Create MySQL database

• create_mariadb_database - Create MariaDB database

• create_mongodb_database - Create MongoDB database

• create_redis_database - Create Redis database

• create_keydb_database - Create KeyDB database

• create_clickhouse_database - Create Clickhouse database

• create_dragonfly_database - Create Dragonfly database

• start_database - Start database

• stop_database - Stop database

• restart_database - Restart database

• list_database_backups - List backup configurations

• create_database_backup - Create backup configuration

• update_database_backup - Update backup configuration

• delete_database_backup - Delete backup configuration

• list_backup_executions - List backup executions

• delete_backup_execution - Delete backup execution

Services (16 tools)

• list_services - List all one-click services

• get_service - Get service details

• create_service - Create a one-click service (WordPress, n8n, etc.)

• update_service - Update service

• delete_service - Delete service

• start_service - Start service

• stop_service - Stop service

• restart_service - Restart service

• list_service_envs - List environment variables

• create_service_env - Create environment variable

• update_service_env - Update environment variable

• bulk_update_service_envs - Bulk update environment variables

• delete_service_env - Delete environment variable

GitHub Apps (6 tools)

• list_github_apps - List GitHub App integrations

• create_github_app - Create GitHub App integration

• update_github_app - Update GitHub App

• delete_github_app - Delete GitHub App

• list_github_app_repositories - List accessible repositories

• list_github_app_branches - List repository branches

Private Keys (5 tools)

• list_private_keys - List all private keys

• get_private_key - Get private key details

• create_private_key - Create a new private key

• update_private_key - Update private key

• delete_private_key - Delete private key

Teams (5 tools)

• list_teams - List all teams

• get_team - Get team details

• get_team_members - Get team members

• get_current_team - Get current authenticated team

• get_current_team_members - Get current team members

Deployments (5 tools)

• list_deployments - List running deployments

• get_deployment - Get deployment details

• get_deployments_by_application - Get deployments for an application

• cancel_deployment - Cancel a deployment

• deploy - Deploy by tag or UUID

Utility (5 tools)

• list_resources - List all resources

• get_version - Get Coolify version

• healthcheck - Check API health

• enable_api - Enable Coolify API

• disable_api - Disable Coolify API

Supported One-Click Services

The create_service tool supports 80+ one-click services including:

• CMS: WordPress, Ghost, Directus, Strapi

• Automation: n8n, Activepieces

• Analytics: Umami, Posthog, Metabase

• Collaboration: Nextcloud, Penpot, Mattermost

• Development: Gitea, Code Server, Docker Registry

• Monitoring: Uptime Kuma, Grafana, Glances

• And many more...

Usage Examples

Once configured, you can ask Claude to:

• "List all my Coolify servers"

• "Create a new PostgreSQL database in my production project"

• "Deploy my application and show me the logs"

• "Set up a new WordPress site with MySQL"

• "Show me all running deployments"

• "Create a backup schedule for my database"

Development

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please see CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines.

License

MIT License - see LICENSE for details.

Links

• Coolify - The self-hosting platform

• Coolify API Docs - Official API documentation

• Model Context Protocol - MCP specification

• Claude Desktop - AI assistant with MCP support