Show the modular capability plugins this server exposes and whether each is currently enabled.

Show who built this Proxmox MCP Server and how it is licensed. Call this to greet the user with the SoyRage Agency welcome banner.

List the Proxmox VE cluster nodes with their online status, CPU load and memory usage. The best starting point to understand the cluster.

Detailed status for a single node: CPU/memory/swap, load average, uptime, kernel and PVE versions.

List all QEMU virtual machines and LXC containers across the cluster with their VMID, type, node, status and live CPU/memory. Optionally filter by kind ('qemu' or 'lxc') or only running guests.

Live runtime status of a single VM or container: run state, CPU %, memory, disk, uptime and (for VMs) QEMU guest-agent availability.

Return the full configuration of a VM or container (cores, memory, disks, network interfaces, boot order, …).

What operating system does a guest run? Returns the configured OS type and, for running QEMU VMs with the guest agent, the detected OS name/version and IP addresses. Answers 'what OS is VMID 101?'.

List the storages configured on a node — type (dir/lvm/zfs/ceph/nfs…), what content they hold, and how full they are.

List the most recent tasks on a node (VM starts, backups, migrations, snapshots…) with their type, status and who ran them. Great for answering 'what happened on this node lately?'.

Report cluster membership and quorum: each node's online state and whether the cluster is quorate. On a single node it reports standalone.

A single consolidated view of the cluster's resources — nodes, VMs, containers and storage — with status and utilisation. Filter by type.

List the snapshots of a VM or container, including their name, parent and description. The synthetic 'current' entry marks the live state.

Take a snapshot of a VM or container. Optionally include the VM's RAM (vmstate) so it can be resumed exactly.

Revert a VM or container to a snapshot. This is DESTRUCTIVE — any changes made since the snapshot are lost. Confirm with the user first.

Remove a snapshot from a VM or container.

Power on a VM or container. No-op if it is already running.

Gracefully shut down a VM or container via ACPI/guest OS. This is the safe way to power off — prefer it over stop_guest.

Immediately stop a VM or container — equivalent to pulling the power cord. May cause data loss; prefer shutdown_guest. Confirm first.

Gracefully reboot a running VM or container.

Suspend (pause) a running VM — freezes it in RAM so it can be resumed instantly. Set toDisk to hibernate to disk instead.

Resume a suspended/paused VM.

Migrate a VM or container to another cluster node. Running guests are migrated online (live) when possible.

Clone a VM or container into a new one. Great for deploying from a template. full makes an independent full clone (vs. a linked clone).

Quickly change a guest's CPU cores and/or memory. For VMs, memory is in MB. Some changes need a reboot to take effect.

Create a backup of a VM or container to a storage using vzdump. mode snapshot (default, no downtime), suspend, or stop.

PERMANENTLY destroy a VM or container and its disks. IRREVERSIBLE. You must pass confirm equal to the guest's VMID to proceed.