Manage LunaNode VPS resources in natural language with tiered safety controls.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "lunanode-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
List my current LunaNode virtual machines, images, volumes, and floating IPs, grouped by resource type.
A grouped inventory of LunaNode resources for quickly reviewing existing infrastructure.
Show the SSH keys in my LunaNode account and point out any keys with duplicate or unclear names.
A list of SSH keys with notes on entries that may need naming cleanup.
I want to modify LunaNode resources. First explain which VMs, volumes, or IPs will be affected, and guide me through confirmation steps by safety level.
An explanation of affected resources and risk warnings, followed by actions gated by tiered safety controls.
DevOps users can inspect and manage LunaNode virtual machines, images, volumes, floating IPs, and SSH keys in natural language, reducing time spent clicking through the console.
Developers maintaining test or experimental environments can quickly query VPS-related resources to confirm which instances, images, or volumes are in use.
For resource changes, the tool provides tiered safety controls, making it useful for teams that want extra confirmation and risk constraints in natural-language operations.
It is an MCP tool for managing LunaNode VPS resources through natural language. Known supported resources include virtual machines, images, volumes, floating IPs, and SSH keys.
The provided information only states that it has tiered safety controls, without specific levels or rules. For details, see the source repository.
The current material does not provide installation steps, runtime requirements, or authentication details. Please see the source repository for prerequisites.
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