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    Enables management of Nginx Proxy Manager instances for configuring proxy hosts, requesting Let's Encrypt SSL certificates, and managing access lists. It allows users to control their web proxy infrastructure through natural language commands in MCP-compatible environments.
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    MCP server that abstracts the Nginx Proxy Manager API, enabling management of proxy hosts, redirections, streams, certificates, access lists, and users through natural language.
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  • Reserve a subdomain, upload .zip via MCP, get a link. Static only (Nginx; no PHP, no DBs).

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  • Analyze Nginx HTTP request logs to troubleshoot status code anomalies, traffic sources, and crawler attacks. Reads access or error logs for any site.
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  • Retrieve and inspect backend application logs to diagnose SQL errors, interface exceptions, business logic bugs, and program crashes from supported frameworks.
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