Retrieve the Caddy web server version and a list of all loaded modules.
MIT
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"Caddy" matching MCP tools:
- Delete a specific Caddy config node by providing its path. Changes apply instantly.MIT
- Retrieve a list of all Caddy HTTP server blocks, including names, listen addresses, and route counts.MIT
- Retrieve the full Caddy configuration as JSON for inspection of routes, upstreams, and certificates.MIT
- Add a static file server route to Caddy by specifying a URL path and a filesystem root directory.MIT
- Patch a specific Caddy configuration path with a new JSON value.MIT
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- Retrieve a Caddy configuration node by its path (e.g., '/apps/http/servers'). Enables direct inspection of specific server settings, routes, TLS configurations, and other admin API data.MIT
- Route traffic from a domain to a backend address by adding a reverse proxy rule to your Caddy server.MIT
- Reload Caddy configuration by providing a raw JSON string or a path to a JSON config file.MIT
- Generate Apache .htaccess file text for security, redirects, caching, compression, and access control using structured options. No file writing; returns the text for copying.MIT
- Change the clearnet hostname of a running deployment without touching its container or data. The agent updates Caddy and reloads with zero downtime, and Let's Encrypt issues a fresh certificate on first hit.MIT
- List all configured Caddy routes including hosts, handlers, upstreams, and listen addresses to inspect virtual host configuration.MIT
- Register a new app in AppCrane from a GitHub repository. Allocates ports, creates data directories, configures Caddy routing, and starts health checks. Use after user confirms onboarding.MIT
- Check TLS certificate expiry across domains from explicit lists or config files. Sorts by soonest expiry and flags certificates expiring within a set number of days.MIT
- Generates Apache 2.4, nginx, and Caddy 2 configuration files from a single structured input, including TLS, reverse proxy, PHP-FPM, static file serving, security headers, and logging.MIT
- Identifies the most actively used apps by distinct users in a customizable lookback window, helping admins assess app engagement and decide which apps to deprecate.MIT
- Fetch a deployed app's health endpoint server-side, bypassing the auth proxy. Validate deployment version or check app responsiveness.MIT
- Remove a route from a Caddy HTTP server by specifying its index. Changes apply immediately. Use list_routes to find the index.MIT
- View all reverse proxy upstreams, including their health status and request counts, to monitor load balancing.MIT
- Retrieve Caddy TLS certificate automation policies including subjects, ACME issuers, and certificate authorities.MIT