Run a shell command on the fleet server over SSH (FLEET_SSH_TARGET). Powerful and can change server state — prefer a specific tool when one exists.

Check one URL and return HTTP status code, total time, and the final URL after redirects.

Check HTTP status for a list of URLs in parallel and return a summary table.

Return the TLS certificate expiry date and days remaining for a domain.

Show server disk usage (df -h /) and the largest vhost directories.

Run an arbitrary wp-cli command for a site over SSH. site is a domain (mapped via WP_DOCROOT_TEMPLATE) or an absolute docroot path.

Update all plugins for a site (wp plugin update --all).

Purge the full LiteSpeed (LSCache) cache for a site. Note: restarting lsws is NOT the same as purging the cache.

Quick health snapshot: site URL, core version, active plugin count, and PHP version reported by wp-cli.

Show the PHP handler configured in Plesk for a domain (FastCGI vs FPM, version).

Show a zone's status, plan, and nameservers by domain name.

List DNS records for a zone (by domain).

Create a DNS record in a zone.

Turn Cloudflare proxy (orange cloud) on or off for a specific record.

Export all DNS records for a zone as a BIND zone file (good for backups).

Run SQL against a database on the fleet server over SSH. Read-only by default — write statements are blocked unless allowWrite is true.

List tables in a database ordered by size (MB), with row counts.

Create a MySQL user (if absent) and grant all privileges on one database. Useful when a migrated site has a DB but no registered user.

Dump a database to a timestamped gzip file on the server and return its path.

Run any GitHub CLI command. Pass arguments as an array (no shell parsing), e.g. ["repo", "view", "owner/name"].

List open pull requests for a repository.

Open a new issue in a repository.

List running containers (or all with all=true).

Show the last N log lines for a container.

Restart a container by name or id.

Run any docker subcommand. Pass arguments as an array, e.g. ["compose", "up", "-d"].

List servers connected to your Coolify instance.

List applications managed by Coolify (name, status, uuid).

Trigger a deployment for an application by its uuid.

List all Coolify resources (apps, databases, services) across projects.

Provision a fresh OJS install on an EXISTING Plesk subdomain/webspace: deploy files, create DB + user, run the CLI installer, patch config.inc.php (allowed_hosts/base_url/trust_x_forwarded_for), set perms and PHP handler. Generates admin + DB passwords and returns the access details. Prerequisite: the subdomain, its docroot and DNS must already exist.

Create the first (or another) journal on an existing OJS install via the CLI bootstrap recipe — handles the 3 known gotchas (loadAllPlugins throw, missing default section, per-context theme enable) so the frontend works immediately.

Quick health check of an OJS site: homepage HTTP code, whether config.inc.php exists and is installed, and the configured base_url / allowed_hosts.

Auto-detect the stack in a directory and run its checks. Go: vet, build, test. Node/TS: optional install, then tsc --noEmit, lint, build (whatever exists).

Create a new Next.js app (TypeScript, App Router) via create-next-app in the given directory.

Create a new Go module with a minimal main.go and verify it builds.

Create a minimal strict-TypeScript library (package.json, tsconfig, src/index.ts).

Write a production multi-stage Dockerfile into a project. Pairs with the docker_* and coolify_* tools to build and deploy the result on your server.