Export Pterodactyl panel egg configurations as JSON for migration or backup. Provides complete setup including variables, install scripts, and Docker settings in standard format.
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"Pterodactyl" matching MCP tools:
- Retrieve all game servers from the Pterodactyl panel with names, statuses, and resource limits. Use this to identify server IDs for management tasks and identifiers for client operations.-
- Permanently remove a game server and all associated data including files, databases, and backups. This admin action cannot be undone, so consider creating a backup first.-Destructive
- Reinstall a game server from scratch by wiping all files and restoring the original template. Use this admin action to reset servers to default configuration after backing up data.-Destructive
- Permanently delete a server template (egg) from a Pterodactyl nest. Verify the template before deletion as this action cannot be undone and may affect existing servers.-Destructive
- Remove an environment variable from a Pterodactyl egg configuration. This admin action permanently deletes the specified variable using nest, egg, and variable IDs.-Destructive
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- Retrieve available server templates (eggs) from Pterodactyl panel to identify configurations for creating game servers.-
- Retrieve static configuration details for a Pterodactyl game server, including name, resource limits, container settings, and allocations. Use this tool to inspect server setup without live resource data.-
- Forcefully stop a Pterodactyl game server to prevent users from starting it, typically for policy violations or billing issues.-Destructive
- Modify a Pterodactyl game server's metadata including name, description, owner, or external ID. Specify only the fields you want to change while preserving current values for others.-Destructive
- Modify server resource limits and feature caps including memory, CPU, disk, swap, IO weight, and database/backup allocations. Changes apply after server restart.-Destructive
- Modify a server's startup configuration by updating the startup command, Docker image, or egg template. Changes apply after server restart.-Destructive
- Retrieve database details for a Pterodactyl server, including host, name, and connection information for administrative management.-
- Retrieve all registered user accounts from the Pterodactyl panel to identify users for server management actions. Supports pagination and returns user IDs, emails, and admin status.-
- Retrieve detailed user account information by numeric ID from Pterodactyl game server panels. Returns username, email, admin status, and timestamps for administrative management.-
- Modify user account details in Pterodactyl/Pelican panels by updating username, email, password, or admin status using the user ID.-Destructive
- Retrieve infrastructure node details including capacity, resources, and status to assess available resources before deploying game servers.-
- Retrieve detailed configuration for a Pterodactyl server template, including Docker image, startup commands, install scripts, and environment variables with validation rules.-
- Retrieve detailed infrastructure node information including name, FQDN, resource limits, allocated resources, scheme, and maintenance status for Pterodactyl server administration.-
- Create or import server templates (eggs) in Pterodactyl to define Docker images, startup commands, and configurations for game servers.-Destructive
- Retrieve all admin roles to manage panel access permissions. Returns role IDs, names, and timestamps for administrative control.-