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Server Configuration

Describes the environment variables required to run the server.

NameRequiredDescriptionDefault
GITHUB_TOKENNoOptional GitHub token for GitHub CI/CD and deployment features
CPANEL_USERNAMENoYour cPanel account username
CPANEL_API_TOKENNoYour cPanel API token, generated from cPanel Security > Manage API Tokens
CPANEL_SERVER_URLNoYour cPanel server URL, e.g. https://your-domain.com:2083
CPANEL_VERIFY_SSLNoSet to false to disable SSL certificate verification when your cPanel server uses a self-signed or shared SSL certificatetrue

Instructions

Guidance the server publishes about itself, which clients place ahead of the tool catalog so the model reads it before choosing anything.

This server publishes no instructions, or was last inspected before Glama recorded them.

Capabilities

Features and capabilities supported by this server

Protocol revision2025-11-25

CapabilityDetails
tools
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  "listChanged": true
}
prompts
{
  "listChanged": true
}
resources
{
  "listChanged": true
}

Tools

Functions exposed to the LLM to take actions

NameDescription
login_cpanelB

Log into cPanel using your server URL, username, and API token. Credentials are saved permanently so you only have to do this once.

get_login_statusA

Check if cPanel is currently connected and view account connection status or get login instructions

logout_cpanelA

Disconnect and remove saved cPanel credentials from this computer

list_filesB

List files and directories in a specified path

create_fileC

Create a new file with specified text content

read_fileB

Read the contents of a text file

edit_fileA

Update the contents of an existing file

delete_fileB

Delete a file or directory (move to trash)

extract_archiveB

Extract a compressed archive (.zip, .tar, .tar.gz, .bz2) into a destination directory

compress_filesC

Compress files or a directory into a .zip, .tar, or .tar.gz archive

copy_filesC

Copy a file or directory to a new location on the server

move_filesB

Move or rename a file or directory on the server

change_permissionsC

Change file or directory permissions (chmod)

upload_file_base64B

Upload a binary or text file using Base64 encoding (ideal for images, archives, PDFs)

get_disk_usageA

Get account disk space usage summary (quota, used, limits)

list_mysql_databasesA

List all MySQL databases on the account

create_mysql_databaseB

Create a new MySQL database

delete_mysql_databaseB

Delete a MySQL database

rename_mysql_databaseC

Rename an existing MySQL database

check_mysql_databaseC

Check a database for table corruption or index issues

repair_mysql_databaseB

Repair damaged or corrupted tables in a database

list_mysql_usersA

List all MySQL database users

create_mysql_userB

Create a new MySQL database user

delete_mysql_userB

Delete a MySQL database user

set_mysql_user_passwordB

Change the password for an existing MySQL database user

rename_mysql_userC

Rename an existing MySQL user

set_mysql_privilegesB

Set privileges for a MySQL user on a database

revoke_mysql_privilegesB

Revoke all privileges for a MySQL user on a database

get_mysql_server_infoB

Get MySQL server information and restrictions

list_postgresql_databasesA

List all PostgreSQL databases

create_postgresql_databaseB

Create a new PostgreSQL database

delete_postgresql_databaseB

Delete a PostgreSQL database

list_postgresql_usersA

List all PostgreSQL users

create_postgresql_userB

Create a new PostgreSQL user

delete_postgresql_userB

Delete a PostgreSQL user

set_postgresql_privilegesB

Grant a PostgreSQL user access to a database

revoke_postgresql_privilegesB

Revoke a PostgreSQL user's access to a database

list_email_accountsA

List all email accounts with disk usage info

create_email_accountC

Create a new email account

delete_email_accountC

Delete an email account

change_email_passwordB

Change password for an email account

change_email_quotaC

Change mailbox quota for an email account

list_email_forwardersA

List all email forwarders

create_email_forwarderC

Create an email forwarder

delete_email_forwarderC

Delete an email forwarder

list_autorespondersA

List all email autoresponders

create_autoresponderC

Create an email autoresponder

delete_autoresponderB

Delete an email autoresponder

get_email_routingA

Get email routing configuration for all mail domains

get_email_client_settingsA

Get mail client manual and auto-config settings (IMAP, POP3, SMTP ports, hostnames, SSL settings)

get_email_disk_usageB

Get detailed disk space consumption for a specific email address

get_default_addressB

Get the catch-all (default) email address destination for a domain

set_default_addressC

Configure the catch-all (default) email behavior for unrouted emails sent to a domain

trace_email_deliveryB

Trace mail delivery and routing path for an email address to debug delivery failures

enable_dkimB

Enable DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail) for a domain

disable_dkimB

Disable DKIM for a domain

ensure_dkim_keysA

Ensure DKIM keys exist for all domains (generates missing keys)

validate_dkimA

Validate current DKIM configuration for all domains

validate_spfA

Validate current SPF records for all domains

install_spf_recordsB

Install/update SPF records for all domains

validate_ptr_recordsA

Validate current PTR (reverse DNS) records

list_email_filtersA

List all email filters for an account

add_email_filterB

Create or update an email filter. Rules are OR'd/AND'd via each rule's opt field; the last rule's opt is ignored by cPanel.

delete_email_filterB

Delete an email filter

trace_email_filterA

Test email filters against a message to see which rules match

enable_spam_assassinA

Enable SpamAssassin spam filtering for the account

disable_spam_assassinA

Disable SpamAssassin spam filtering

enable_spam_boxA

Enable the spam box (auto-deliver spam to a separate folder)

disable_spam_boxB

Disable the spam box

get_spam_settingsB

Get SpamAssassin settings and score threshold

clear_spam_boxA

Clear all messages from the SpamAssassin spam box

get_greylisting_statusA

Check if greylisting is enabled for the account

enable_greylistingA

Enable greylisting for all domains (delays first-time senders to block spam)

disable_greylistingA

Disable greylisting for all domains

get_dns_recordsB

Get all DNS records for a zone/domain

add_dns_recordB

Add a DNS zone record (A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, SRV, CAA)

edit_dns_recordA

Edit an existing DNS zone record

delete_dns_recordA

Delete a DNS zone record by line number

enable_dnssecA

Enable DNSSEC for a domain

disable_dnssecA

Disable DNSSEC for a domain

get_dnssec_ds_recordsA

Fetch DS records for a DNSSEC-enabled domain (needed for registrar configuration)

export_dnssec_keyA

Export a DNSSEC DNSKEY record for a domain

set_dnssec_nsec3A

Enable NSEC3 for a DNSSEC domain (prevents zone enumeration)

unset_dnssec_nsec3A

Disable NSEC3 for a DNSSEC domain (revert to NSEC)

list_domainsA

List all domains on the account (main, addon, sub, parked)

get_domain_infoB

Get detailed information about a specific domain

list_subdomainsA

List all subdomains

create_subdomainC

Create a new subdomain

delete_subdomainC

Delete a subdomain

list_addon_domainsA

List all addon domains

create_addon_domainB

Create a new addon domain

delete_addon_domainB

Delete an addon domain

list_parked_domainsA

List all parked/aliased domains

create_parked_domainB

Park/alias a domain to the main domain

delete_parked_domainA

Remove a parked/aliased domain

list_redirectsA

List all URL redirects

create_redirectB

Create a URL redirect

delete_redirectB

Delete a URL redirect

list_cron_jobsA

List all cron jobs on the account

create_cron_jobC

Create a new cron job

edit_cron_jobC

Edit an existing cron job

delete_cron_jobB

Delete a cron job

get_cron_emailA

Get the email address for cron job notifications

create_simple_cron_jobB

Create a cron job using a human-friendly schedule preset without manually formatting cron syntax

set_cron_emailA

Set the email address for cron job notifications

list_php_versionsA

List all installed PHP versions available on the server

get_php_version_for_domainA

Get the current PHP version assigned to a domain

set_php_version_for_domainB

Set the PHP version for a domain

get_php_ini_directivesA

Get current PHP INI directives for the account

set_php_ini_directivesB

Set PHP INI directives (e.g., memory_limit, upload_max_filesize)

list_ssl_certificatesA

List all installed SSL certificates

get_ssl_statusA

Get SSL status for all domains on the account

install_ssl_certificateB

Install an SSL certificate for a domain

delete_ssl_certificateA

Delete/uninstall an SSL certificate from a domain

generate_ssl_csrB

Generate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR)

get_autossl_statusA

Check AutoSSL status and pending requests

trigger_autosslA

Trigger an AutoSSL check/renewal for the account

list_ssl_keysA

List all SSL private keys on the account

list_blocked_ipsA

List all blocked IP addresses

block_ipA

Block an IP address or range

unblock_ipA

Unblock a previously blocked IP address

list_ssh_keysA

List all SSH keys on the account

import_ssh_keyB

Import an SSH public or private key

delete_ssh_keyB

Delete an SSH key

authorize_ssh_keyB

Authorize an SSH key for login

deauthorize_ssh_keyA

Deauthorize an SSH key (revoke login access)

generate_ssh_keyC

Generate a new RSA or DSA SSH keypair directly on the cPanel server

get_ssh_connection_infoA

Get server SSH port and connection details for remote terminal access

get_hotlink_protectionA

Get current hotlink protection settings

enable_hotlink_protectionC

Enable hotlink protection

disable_hotlink_protectionC

Disable hotlink protection

list_directory_privacyA

List directories with password protection configured

add_directory_userB

Add a user to a password-protected directory

get_modsecurity_statusA

Check if ModSecurity (WAF) is installed and get domain status

enable_modsecurityA

Enable ModSecurity (WAF) for all domains

disable_modsecurityA

Disable ModSecurity (WAF) for all domains

enable_modsecurity_domainB

Enable ModSecurity for specific domains

disable_modsecurity_domainA

Disable ModSecurity for specific domains

get_2fa_statusA

Check if two-factor authentication is configured for the account

generate_2fa_configA

Generate a new two-factor authentication secret (returns QR code data)

set_2faB

Enable two-factor authentication with a secret and verification code

remove_2faA

Remove/disable two-factor authentication from the account

start_virus_scanB

Start a ClamAV virus scan on a directory (requires ClamAV plugin on server)

get_virus_scan_statusA

Check the status of a running virus scan

list_infected_filesA

List files detected as infected by ClamAV

disinfect_filesB

Quarantine/disinfect files detected as infected

get_bandwidth_usageA

Get bandwidth usage statistics for the account

get_resource_usageA

Get current resource usage (CPU, memory, I/O, entry processes)

get_error_logA

Get the most recent entries from the site error log

get_visitors_statsC

Get visitor/access statistics for a domain

get_account_statsA

Get general account statistics (email count, db count, domains, etc.)

create_full_backupC

Create a full account backup

list_backupsA

List available backups on the account

create_database_backupC

Create a backup of a specific MySQL database

restore_database_backupB

Restore a MySQL database from a backup file

create_homedir_backupB

Create a backup of the home directory files

restore_file_backupC

Restore a file from a backup

create_email_backupA

Create a backup of email configurations and data

list_ftp_accountsA

List all FTP accounts with disk usage

create_ftp_accountB

Create a new FTP account

delete_ftp_accountB

Delete an FTP account

change_ftp_passwordB

Change an FTP account password

change_ftp_quotaA

Change an FTP account's disk quota

list_ftp_sessionsA

List active FTP sessions

kill_ftp_sessionA

Terminate an active FTP session

get_ftp_portB

Get the FTP server port number

list_wordpress_installationsA

List all WordPress installations managed by cPanel (requires WP Toolkit or Instance Manager on server)

list_passenger_appsA

List all registered Node.js/Python/Ruby applications

register_passenger_appB

Register a new Node.js, Python, or Ruby application

unregister_passenger_appB

Unregister/remove a Node.js, Python, or Ruby application

enable_passenger_appC

Enable/start a registered application

disable_passenger_appC

Disable/stop a registered application

ensure_passenger_depsA

Install/update dependencies for a registered application (npm install, pip install, etc.)

list_git_reposA

List all Git repositories managed by cPanel

create_git_repoB

Create a new Git repository in cPanel

delete_git_repoB

Delete a Git repository from cPanel

update_git_repoC

Pull/update a Git repository

deploy_git_repoA

Deploy a Git repository (trigger deployment via .cpanel.yml)

get_git_deployment_statusB

Get the deployment status of a Git repository

list_api_tokensA

List all cPanel API tokens for the account

create_api_tokenA

Create a new cPanel API token with full access

rename_api_tokenB

Rename an existing API token

revoke_api_tokenA

Revoke/delete an API token

list_featuresA

List all features available to the cPanel account

check_featureA

Check if a specific feature is enabled for the account

get_account_infoB

Get general server and account information

get_server_infoA

Get server information (hostname, OS, IP addresses)

verify_cpanel_connectionB

Test and verify the live connection and credentials to the cPanel server

provision_full_websiteA

Provision a complete website in one step: creates domain/docroot, MySQL database, secure user with full grants, index placeholder, and triggers AutoSSL

apply_dns_presetB

Configure DNS record bundles for popular services (Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Zoho Mail, Resend, Cloudflare)

cleanup_account_temp_filesA

Free up disk space by emptying trash bins, clearing error_log files, and purging temporary session caches

configure_github_tokenC

Save a GitHub Personal Access Token (PAT) for automated GitHub repository operations and webhooks

connect_github_repoC

Connect and clone a GitHub repository to cPanel and optionally configure deployment paths

redeploy_from_githubB

Pull latest commits from GitHub and execute deployment tasks configured in .cpanel.yml

generate_cpanel_ymlC

Generate or update a .cpanel.yml deployment specification in a repository or directory

create_github_webhookC

Create a push webhook on a GitHub repository to trigger automatic redeployment on cPanel

setup_github_deploy_keyA

Generate an SSH key in cPanel and automatically register it as a read-only Deploy Key on GitHub for private repo access

generate_github_actions_workflowA

Generate a GitHub Actions workflow (.github/workflows/deploy.yml) that automatically calls cPanel to redeploy on push

check_github_sync_statusB

Check if cPanel repository is up-to-date with the latest commit on GitHub

setup_nodejs_appC

Provision and configure a complete Node.js application with Passenger, .htaccess routing, starter files, and domain mapping

restart_nodejs_appB

Restart a running Node.js application instantly by updating its Passenger restart trigger

list_nodejs_appsB

List all configured Node.js applications and their status

run_npm_installC

Run npm dependency installation for a Node.js application

configure_nodejs_envC

Set or update environment variables in .env for a Node.js application

destroy_nodejs_appC

Unregister and remove a Node.js application configuration

setup_python_appC

Provision and configure a complete Python application (Flask, Django, FastAPI, or WSGI) with Passenger and .htaccess routing

restart_python_appA

Restart a running Python WSGI application instantly by updating its Passenger restart trigger

list_python_appsA

List all configured Python applications and their status

run_pip_installC

Run pip dependency installation for a registered Python application

configure_python_envB

Set or update environment variables in .env for a Python application

destroy_python_appC

Unregister and remove a Python application configuration

setup_laravel_hostingB

Provision a complete, production-ready Laravel hosting environment: sets docroot to /public, provisions MySQL database, generates secure .env, configures 0775 permissions, adds Laravel scheduler cron, and sets PHP 8.2+

deploy_laravel_updateC

Deploy updates to an existing Laravel installation: clears and warms config, route, and view caches

get_laravel_statusB

Inspect the health and configuration of a Laravel installation on cPanel

Prompts

Interactive templates invoked by user choice

NameDescription
troubleshoot_domainPerform a diagnostic audit on a domain including DNS, SSL, and error logs
hosting_security_auditAudit hosting account security configuration: WAF, IP blocking, 2FA, and SSH keys
deploy_new_siteGuide the provisioning of a new domain, database, and SSL certificate
setup_github_cpanel_cicdGuide the automated setup of a GitHub repository to continuously redeploy to cPanel
setup_nodejs_app_workflowGuide the provisioning and configuration of a Node.js application on cPanel
setup_python_app_workflowGuide the provisioning of a Flask, Django, or FastAPI application on cPanel
setup_laravel_app_workflowGuide the complete provisioning of a production Laravel application on cPanel

Resources

Contextual data attached and managed by the client

NameDescription
disk_usage
server_info
account_summary

TDQS

C2.9/5.0

Scored across 214 tools

Disambiguation3/5

Most tools map to distinct cPanel resources and actions, but there are overlapping layers such as disable_modsecurity vs disable_modsecurity_domain, setup_nodejs_app vs register_passenger_app/enable_passenger_app, and provision_full_website vs individual domain/database/SSL creation tools. Descriptions help distinguish them, but the all-domain vs per-domain and high-level vs granular boundaries are not always crisp.

Naming Consistency4/5

The toolset overwhelmingly uses snake_case with predictable verb_noun naming, such as list_domains, create_mysql_database, and delete_email_account. Minor deviations like login_cpanel, cleanup_account_temp_files, and get_2fa_status are readable but slightly less uniform.

Tool Count1/5

A 214-tool surface is far beyond a practical, well-scoped MCP toolset, even for a domain as broad as cPanel. The large number of granular CRUD tools, security toggles, app-specific helpers, and provisioning shortcuts creates an overloaded interface that is hard for an agent to navigate efficiently.

Completeness4/5

Coverage is extensive across files, databases, email, DNS, domains, SSL, cron, security, backups, FTP, Git, and application hosting. Some lifecycle gaps remain, such as limited edit/update operations for certain domain and email resources and no obvious full-account backup restore tool.

Maintenance

ActivityMaintained
ResponsivenessNo issues