List Docker containers, running by default or all when requested, with support for filters, limits, and output detail.
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"Setting Up AI Employee Tools on Docker Containers with MCP Servers" matching MCP tools:
- Summarize Docker disk usage per object type to identify reclaimable space and plan pruning of images, containers, volumes, and build cache.MIT
- Lists Docker containers (including stopped) and images for inventory. Read-only via API; fails if daemon is unreachable.MIT
- Retrieve a combined Docker snapshot with containers, images, running stats, disk usage, and networks. Read-only API; per-part errors are included without failing the call.MIT
- Retrieve full configuration for a single Docker network, including connected containers, IPs, IPAM, and driver options.MIT
- Activate one or more MCP servers to load their tools into the current session. Optionally expose only specified tools by name, reducing context bloat.Cryptographic Autonomy 1.0 (Combined Work Exception)
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- Search the mpak registry for MCP servers using a query, returning package details like description, tools, version, and verification status.MIT
- Completely deletes a Docker Compose project from a virtual machine, stopping all containers and removing associated resources such as networks, volumes, and images. This irreversible operation frees up system resources.MIT
- Fix stale Docker connections by closing pooled clients; they rebuild automatically on next use, leaving running containers untouched.MIT
- Start all stopped services in a Docker Compose project, bringing up containers in dependency order to resume operations after a stop or reboot.MIT
- List Docker containers, with optional inclusion of stopped ones. Access is controlled by container.read permission.MIT
- Get all containers in a Docker Compose project on your virtual machine. See status, port mappings, and config to monitor service health.MIT
- Search for MCP servers on ModelScope by keyword, category, or hosted status. Filter results to find the right server for your needs.Apache 2.0
- Control Docker containers on a remote Linux server via SSH, enabling actions like listing, log viewing, starting, stopping, restarting, checking stats, and executing commands without Docker API or open ports.Apache 2.0
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- Removes unused dangling Docker images from the server to free up disk space without affecting containers, networks, or volumes.MIT
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