Portainer MCP is the official Model Context Protocol server for Portainer, generated from the Portainer OpenAPI specification with FastMCP. It exposes the Portainer REST API as MCP tools so an assistant can list and inspect environments, manage GitOps workflows and troubleshoot Docker and Kubernetes resources, and it can proxy requests through to the Docker and Kubernetes APIs of each managed environment. The minor version of the server is expected to match the minor version of the Portainer instance it talks to. Every access path requires an API key generated in Portainer under account access tokens. Three deployment scenarios are documented. A self contained mcpb bundle can be downloaded from the releases page and installed with a double click in any client that supports MCP bundles, prompting only for the Portainer URL and API key. A single user setup runs the server as a stdio process through uvx and is registered with a client such as Claude Code, with an option to skip TLS verification for self signed Portainer certificates. A container image supports team deployments over HTTP, where a shared gate token in the Authorization header admits the request while each user forwards a personal Portainer API key in the X-Portainer-API-Key header, so actions are always performed under that user identity. Container mode requires an explicit transport posture: supplying your own TLS certificates, attesting that a TLS terminating reverse proxy sits in front, or opting into plaintext HTTP through a deliberately named dangerous flag. A fourth option trusts an identity aware proxy that speaks the MCP OAuth flow and owns the Authorization header, admitting requests by proxy attestation from an allowed address range. An allowed hosts list guards against DNS rebinding, and the documentation advises keeping the server inside private infrastructure. It suits platform and operations teams that run Portainer.
https://github.com/portainer/portainer-mcp
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