Get Coolify version information. Returns the current version of the Coolify instance.

Check Coolify API health status. Note: This endpoint may not be available in all Coolify versions, including the current version (4.0.0-beta.397).

List all teams the authenticated user has access to. Use this to get team UUIDs needed for other operations.

Get details of a specific team. Requires a team ID obtained from list_teams.

Get details of the currently authenticated team. This is the team associated with your API token.

Get a list of all members in the currently authenticated team. Shows who has access to team resources.

List all servers registered in your Coolify instance. Use this to get server UUIDs needed for other operations.

Create a new server in Coolify. Requires SSH access details and a private key for authentication.

Validate a server's configuration and connectivity. Use this to verify server setup and troubleshoot connection issues.

Get a list of applications and services running on a server. This provides an overview of all resources deployed on the specified server.

Get a list of domains configured for a server. These domains are used for routing traffic to applications and services.

List all services across your Coolify instance. Services are containerized applications running on your servers.

Create a new service on a specified server. Services are containerized applications that run on your Coolify servers.

Start a previously created service. This will initialize the service container and make it accessible.

Stop a running service. This will gracefully shut down the service container.

Restart a service by stopping and starting it again. Useful for applying configuration changes or recovering from issues.

List all applications across your Coolify instance. Applications are deployable units sourced from Git repositories.

Create a new application in Coolify. Applications are deployable units that can be sourced from Git repositories.

Start a previously created application. This will initialize the application container and make it accessible.

Stop a running application. This will gracefully shut down the application container.

Restart an application by stopping and starting it again. Useful for applying configuration changes or recovering from issues.

List all deployments across your Coolify instance. Deployments represent the history of application and service deployments.

Get detailed information about a specific deployment. Use this to monitor deployment status and troubleshoot issues.

List all SSH private keys stored in Coolify. These keys are used for server authentication and Git repository access.

Create a new SSH private key in Coolify for server authentication or Git repository access.

List all environment variables for a specific application. Use this to view current environment configuration.

Create a new environment variable for an application. This adds a new key-value pair to the application's environment.

Update an existing environment variable for an application. This modifies the value or settings of an existing environment variable.

Update multiple environment variables for an application in a single operation. Efficient for updating many variables at once.

Delete an environment variable from an application. This permanently removes the environment variable.

List all environment variables for a specific service. Use this to view current environment configuration.

Create a new environment variable for a service. This adds a new key-value pair to the service's environment. Note: Setting is_build_time=true has no functional effect on services (they use pre-built images).

Update an existing environment variable for a service. This modifies the value or settings of an existing environment variable. Note: Setting is_build_time=true has no functional effect on services (they use pre-built images).

Update multiple environment variables for a service in a single operation. Efficient for updating many variables at once. Note: Setting is_build_time=true has no functional effect on services (they use pre-built images).

Delete an environment variable from a service. This permanently removes the environment variable.