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Deploy apps and operate your servers, VPSes, domains/DNS, backups and account balance on Impreza Host — privacy-first, no-KYC, offshore/DMCA-resistant hosting paid in Bitcoin / Monero — straight from GitHub Copilot or Claude in VS Code, via the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
Impreza Host is the hosting provider (imprezahost.com). This is not the “Impreza” WordPress theme, and is unrelated to the Subaru Impreza.
Once installed, the extension contributes the Impreza Host MCP server to VS Code's MCP list. Enable it and your AI can act on your own Impreza account:
Deploy and operate apps — catalog apps (WordPress, Nextcloud, Gitea, n8n,
Vaultwarden, …) or your own code as a Docker image, Dockerfile, Compose stack
or git URL. Inspect an upload before it runs, redeploy, roll back to an
earlier release, read logs, run the app's own CLI (wp, occ, a database
dump) and read files out of a running app — all without a shell on the box.
Backups — on demand or on a daily schedule, into your own S3, plus restore into a different app, which is how an app moves between servers.
Scheduled tasks — a timer on an app, with the output kept.
Webhooks — subscribe to deploy, backup and VPS events instead of polling.
VPS, Cloud VPS and dedicated servers — power, status, reinstall, rescue, resize, snapshots, backup schedules, rDNS, IPs, KVM console, firewall.
Domains and DNS — register, transfer, lock, ID protection, nameservers,
full record CRUD, and attaching a .onion to an app.
Billing in crypto — catalogue, ordering, invoices, and topping up the balance in Bitcoin or Monero.
The tool list adapts to what you own. Roughly a third of the ~124 tools only make sense with the machine behind them — VPS power controls with no VPS can only ever answer “not found” — so the server leaves those out of the listing until your account has one, and your AI doesn't spend context on them before you ask anything. The purchase path is never filtered (an account that owns nothing is the one that needs to buy something), and buying something grows the list mid-session without reconnecting.
Related MCP server: Coolify MCP Server
Both appear under MCP: List Servers:
Impreza Host (OAuth) — the hosted connector. No install, no API key: authorize in your browser (OAuth 2.1) and go. Recommended.
Impreza Host (local, API key) — runs npx impreza-mcp locally. Run the
command “Impreza: Set API key + secret” and paste your Impreza API key +
secret (clientarea → Impreza API); they are stored in VS Code SecretStorage,
never in settings. This path is the one that can upload the folder you have
open and deploy it, so it runs with your workspace as its working directory.
Open Copilot Chat in Agent mode, make sure the Impreza server is enabled (the MCP tools icon), then talk naturally:
“List my Impreza servers, then deploy this project and give me the URL.”
“Add an A record for app.example.com pointing at my VPS.”
“Back this app up to my S3 bucket and schedule it daily.”
“Top up my balance with $20 in Monero.”
No account yet? An agent can create one with no e-mail and no KYC in a single call — connect with no token and ask it to bootstrap an account.
Docs / setup: https://docs.imprezahost.com/tutorials/ai-mcp-integration.html#vscode
MCP server package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/impreza-mcp
Impreza Host: https://imprezahost.com
The OAuth path issues a scoped, revocable token (no API secret ever leaves Impreza), and you pick what the assistant may do — read, deploy or manage — on the consent screen. The local path keeps your key/secret in VS Code SecretStorage and sends them only as request headers over HTTPS. Full policy: https://github.com/imprezahost/impreza-mcp/blob/main/SECURITY.md
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