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Manage Dokploy projects, apps, databases, and deployments through MCP tools.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "Dokploy MCP Server" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use the Dokploy MCP tools to create a new application named web-portal on the target server, connect it to the specified Git repository and main branch, and run the initial deployment. Return the app ID, deployment status, and public URL.
Returns the new app creation result, deployment progress, and key access details such as the public URL.
Using Dokploy MCP, list the existing databases, create a new PostgreSQL instance for the staging environment, and output its connection details, status, and related resource configuration.
Returns the database inventory, the new instance creation result, connection parameters, and a runtime status summary.
Use Dokploy MCP to retrieve the status of all current projects, applications, and services, identify failed deployments or unexpectedly stopped items, and compile an operations report prioritized by severity.
Outputs a structured status report with problematic items, impact scope, and the recommended handling order.
Manage Dokploy apps, databases, domains, backups, and servers from one interface.
Access Dokploy's full API through one MCP proxy with lower token usage.
Connect Dokploy to Codex, Cursor, and Claude through an MCP server.
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An MCP server for GitHub, Docker, and filesystem DevOps operations.