claude mcp add server-ops-mcp -- npx -y server-ops-mcp
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collected from the punkpeye/awesome-mcp-servers list · type: MCP server
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first seen 2026-10-09 · last seen 2026-10-16 · seen 32× · listed by 7 sources
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**English** | 简体中文 A general-purpose server-ops MCP Server. Let AI tools like Claude Code / Cursor / Codex manage multiple projects or servers through .mcp.json — **log troubleshooting, system resource inspection, code read/write, and Nginx / certificate management**. Supports **local** and **remote (SSH)** modes, with built-in two-step confirmation, command whitelisting, path-traversal protection, and automatic secret redaction. Features - 🔍 **Log troubleshooting**: list / read / search project logs, multi-channel logs & system logs - 📊 **Resource monitoring**: CPU / memory / disk / load / processes / service status at a glance - 📁 **Code operations**: read, write, patch, delete, and search files — all sandboxed to the project root - 🌐 **Nginx & certificates**: config test & read, safe reload, certificate install & renewal - 🔒 **Secure by design**: two-step confirmation for writes, command whitelist, path-traversal protection, auto redaction Installation Requires Node.js 18+. No clone or build needed — npx fetches and runs the published npm package on first use (see the config below). To build from source instead (e.g. for development): Build output goes to dist/; the entry point is dist/index.js. Configuration In each project where you want to use this tool, create (or append to) .mcp.json and declare an MCP Server per environment. Local mode only needs OPS_PROJECT_ROOT; remote mode adds the SSH variables. If you built from source, point the command at the local build instead: "command": "node", "args": ["/absolute/path/to/server-ops-mcp/dist/index.js"]. Environment Variables | Variable | Required | Description | |----------|----------|-------------| | OPS_PROJECT_ROOT | Yes | Project root path; all file operations are sandboxed here | | OPS_SSH_HOST | No | Remote server IP / domain; leave empty to run locally | | OPS_SSH_PORT | No | SSH port, default 22 | | OPS_SSH_USER | No | SSH username | | OPS_SSH_KEY | No | Path to SSH private key (choose either key or password) | | OPS_SSH_PASSWORD | No | SSH password (choose either key or password) | | OPS_SSH_PASSPHRASE | No | Private key passphrase | | OPS_CONFIG_PATH | No | Path to an extra config file — see "Custom Configuration" | Usage Once configured, just give ops instructions in natural language in your AI tool. The AI picks and calls the right tool automatically. Read-only operations (run directly) Write operations (require confirmation) For writes, deletes, command execution, Nginx reload, certificate install, and similar, the tool first returns a confirmationId. The AI shows you exactly what will run, and it **only executes after you confirm**: file_write, file_patch, file_delete, command_exec, and similar all follow the same confirmation flow. Typical scenarios - **Production troubleshooting**: "Why is the server memory full?" → memory_analysis + log_search working together - **Routine inspection**: "Is the disk almost full? Which directory uses the most?" → disk_analysis - **Security audit**: "Audit the project config for leaked secrets" → config_audit (output is auto-redacted)