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Manage CWP hosting, SSL, FTP, databases, and packages with natural language.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "MCP CWP Server" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Create a new hosting account in CWP for domain example.com with username demo and assign the basic package.
Returns the hosting account creation result and confirms the assigned package.
Check the SSL certificate status for example.com, and if it is not configured, enable a certificate for the domain.
Returns the certificate status or confirms SSL has been configured for the domain.
Create a MySQL database and an FTP user for the site example.com, and return the related names.
Returns the creation results and identifiers for the database and FTP user.
DevOps staff can use natural language to handle hosting accounts, packages, and related site settings in CWP, reducing manual control panel work. It fits routine hosting maintenance tasks.
Developers can request hosting accounts, databases, and FTP users when setting up a new site. This speeds up the basic provisioning needed before launch.
When a site needs SSL certificate setup or status checks, this tool can manage those tasks through natural language. It is suitable for certificate maintenance in panel-based hosting environments.
It is an MCP tool for managing CentOS Web Panel hosting accounts, SSL certificates, FTP users, MySQL databases, and packages through natural language.
Based on the provided description, it can manage hosting accounts, SSL certificates, FTP users, MySQL databases, and packages. For more details, see the source repository.
The known prerequisite is that it works with CWP through the Model Context Protocol. For installation steps, credentials, or runtime requirements, see the source repository.
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