The fleet-mcp server provides a unified interface for managing a hosting fleet, covering SSH, site monitoring, WordPress, Cloudflare, MySQL, GitHub, Docker, Coolify, Plesk, fail2ban, OJS, Moodle, and development tools.

SSH & Server Management

• run_ssh — Run arbitrary shell commands on the fleet server

• disk_usage — Check disk usage and largest vhost directories

Site Monitoring

• site_status — Check HTTP status, response time, and final URL for a single site

• check_all_sites — Bulk-check HTTP status for up to 100 URLs in parallel

• ssl_expiry — Get TLS certificate expiry date and days remaining

WordPress (wp-cli)

• wp — Run any wp-cli command

• wp_update_plugins — Update all plugins (with optional dry-run)

• wp_purge_lscache — Purge LiteSpeed cache

• wp_health — Snapshot of core version, plugin count, and PHP version

• wp_php_handler — Show Plesk PHP handler for a domain

• wp_search_replace — Run search/replace in the database

• wp_integrity — Check WordPress core file integrity

• wp_core_update — Update WordPress core

• wp_maintenance — Toggle maintenance mode

• wp_backup — Backup a WordPress site

Cloudflare DNS & CDN

• cf_zone_status — Show zone status, plan, and nameservers

• cf_dns_list — List DNS records (with optional type filter)

• cf_dns_add — Create a new DNS record

• cf_toggle_proxy — Toggle orange-cloud proxy on/off for a record

• cf_export_records — Export DNS records as a BIND zone file

• cf_zone_restore — Restore a zone's DNS records

• cf_purge_cache — Purge Cloudflare cache for a zone

MySQL

• mysql_query — Run SQL queries (read-only by default; write opt-in)

• mysql_table_sizes — List tables by size and row count

• mysql_create_user — Create a MySQL user and grant privileges

• mysql_dump — Dump a database to a timestamped gzip backup

GitHub

• gh — Run any GitHub CLI command

• gh_pr_list — List open (or filtered) pull requests

• gh_create_issue — Open a new issue in a repository

Docker

• docker_ps — List running (or all) containers

• docker_logs — Fetch recent log lines for a container

• docker_restart — Restart a container by name or ID

• docker_raw — Run any docker subcommand

Coolify

• coolify_servers — List servers connected to Coolify

• coolify_apps — List applications managed by Coolify

• coolify_deploy — Trigger a deployment (with optional force rebuild)

• coolify_resources — List all resources (apps, databases, services)

Plesk

• plesk_list_domains — List all domains

• plesk_domain_info — Get info about a specific domain

• plesk_create_subdomain — Create a subdomain

• plesk_set_php_handler — Set the PHP handler for a domain

• plesk_create_db — Create a database

• plesk_issue_le — Issue a Let's Encrypt certificate

fail2ban

• f2b_status — Show jail status

• f2b_check_ip — Check if an IP is banned

• f2b_unban — Unban an IP address

• f2b_ignore_add — Add an IP to the ignore list

OJS (Open Journal Systems)

• ojs_install — Full OJS installation (deploy files, create DB, CLI install, patch config, set permissions)

• ojs_create_journal — Create a journal on an existing OJS install

• ojs_status — Quick health check of an OJS site

Moodle

• moodle_cron — Run Moodle cron

• moodle_purge_caches — Purge Moodle caches

• moodle_maintenance — Toggle maintenance mode

• moodle_upgrade — Run Moodle upgrade

• moodle_cli — Run arbitrary Moodle CLI commands

Developer Tools

• dev_check — Auto-detect stack and run build/lint/test (Go or Node/TS)

• scaffold_nextjs — Create a new Next.js (TypeScript, App Router) project

• scaffold_go — Create a new Go module

• scaffold_ts_lib — Create a minimal strict-TypeScript library skeleton

• dockerize — Generate a production multi-stage Dockerfile

Resources

• fleet://inventory — Live readable list of Plesk domains and available PHP handlers (no tool call needed)

Provides tools to manage Cloudflare DNS records, zone status, and proxy settings.

Provides tools to manage Docker containers, including listing, logs, restarting, and raw commands.

Provides tools to interact with GitHub repositories and pull requests via the gh CLI.

Provides tools to query MySQL databases, manage users, and perform dumps.

Provides tools to manage hosting sites through Plesk integration, including status checks, SSL expiry, and disk usage.

Provides tools to manage WordPress sites via WP-CLI, including plugin updates, cache purging, and health checks.

1. Click on "Install Server".

2. Wait a few minutes for the server to deploy. Once ready, it will show a "Started" state.

3. In the chat, type @ followed by the MCP server name and your instructions, e.g., "@fleet-mcp Check SSL expiry for journal.example.com"

That's it! The server will respond to your query, and you can continue using it as needed.

Here is a step-by-step guide with screenshots.