MCSMANAGER MCP SERVER TOOLS

31 tools from the MCSManager MCP Server MCP Server, categorised by risk level.

// ALL 31 MCSMANAGER MCP SERVER TOOLS

READ 12 tools

Read batch_kill_instances Force kill multiple instances at once. Read get_instance_info Get detailed information about a specific instance including configuration, status, and runtime info. Read get_instance_log Get the console output log of an instance. Returns recent log entries from the instance console. Read get_overview Get overview data of the MCSManager panel. Returns system information, node status, and statistics. Read kill_instance Force kill an instance immediately. Use this when stop_instance doesn Read list_files List files and directories in an instance directory. Returns file information including size, type, and mod... Read list_instances List all instances on a specific daemon node. Can filter by name, status, or tag. Returns paginated results. Read list_nodes List all available daemon nodes/servers. Returns information about each node including status and connectiv... Read list_schedules List all scheduled tasks for an instance. Returns information about scheduled actions. Read list_users List all users with optional filtering and pagination. Read read_file Read the content of a text file from an instance. Returns the file content as a string. Read reinstall_instance Reinstall an instance with new software.

WRITE 9 tools

Write create_folder Create a new folder in an instance directory. Write create_instance Create a new instance with the specified configuration. Write create_schedule Create a new scheduled task for an instance. Can schedule actions like start, stop, restart, or custom comm... Write create_user Create a new user. Write send_command Send a command to a running instance. Write update_instance Update an instance (e.g., for software updates). Write update_instance_config Update the configuration of an existing instance. Write update_user Update user data. Write write_file Write content to a file in an instance. Creates the file if it doesn

DESTRUCTIVE 4 tools

Destructive delete_files Delete one or more files or directories from an instance. Destructive delete_instance Delete an instance permanently. Can optionally delete instance files as well. Destructive delete_schedule Delete a scheduled task from an instance. Destructive delete_users Delete one or more users.

EXECUTE 6 tools

Execute batch_restart_instances Restart multiple instances at once. Execute batch_start_instances Start multiple instances at once. Execute batch_stop_instances Stop multiple instances at once. Execute restart_instance Restart an instance. Stops and then starts the instance. Execute start_instance Start an instance. The instance will begin running according to its configuration. Execute stop_instance Stop an instance gracefully. Sends stop command to the instance and waits for it to terminate.

// FAQ

How many tools does the MCSManager MCP Server MCP server have? +

The MCSManager MCP Server MCP server exposes 31 tools across 4 categories: Read, Write, Destructive, Execute.

How do I enforce policies on MCSManager MCP Server tools? +

Route the MCSManager MCP Server server through the PolicyLayer gateway. Define allow, deny, or approval rules per tool in the dashboard; they are enforced on every call before it reaches the server.

What risk categories do MCSManager MCP Server tools fall into? +

MCSManager MCP Server tools are categorised as Read (12), Write (9), Destructive (4), Execute (6). Each category has a recommended default policy.

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