The project "mcp-1panel" is an implementation of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) server specifically designed for 1Panel, a platform that manages various services. This MCP server enables clients to interact with and manage 1Panel services through the MCP, facilitating seamless communication and control. The project provides multiple installation methods including downloading pre-built executables from the release page, building from source using Go 1.23 or later, installing via the Go toolchain, or running through Docker with support for multiple architectures such as amd64, arm64, arm/v7, s390x, and ppc64le. The server supports two running modes: stdio and sse. In stdio mode, it can be run as a local binary or within a Docker container, with configuration options to specify the 1Panel access token and host address. In sse mode, the server runs an SSE (Server-Sent Events) transport server that clients can connect to for real-time updates. The MCP server exposes a variety of tools that allow users to manage different aspects of the 1Panel platform. These tools include system-level commands to get dashboard and system information, website management commands to list and create websites, certificate management commands to list and create SSL certificates, application management commands to list installed apps and install software like OpenResty and MySQL, and database management commands to list and create databases. Overall, mcp-1panel serves as a critical component for integrating 1Panel services with clients that use the Model Context Protocol, providing a structured and extensible interface for service management and automation within the 1Panel ecosystem.
https://github.com/1Panel-dev/mcp-1panel
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