portainer-mcp MCP Server
portainer/portainer-mcp
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portainer/portainer-mcp is a Python MCP server licensed under MIT. Official Portainer MCP server Topics: ai, containerization, llm, mcp, mcp-server, portainer.
Ranked #3446 out of 24846 indexed tools.
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Score Breakdown
Stars 15% 237
237 stars → growing community
Freshness 25% 22d ago
Last commit 22d ago → recently updated
Issue Health 25% 71%
24/34 issues closed → decent issue management
Contributors 10% 4
4 contributors → small team
Dependents 25% 0
No dependents → no downstream usage
npm Downloads N/A
PyPI Downloads 13% 114/wk
114 weekly installs → early adoption
Forks 48
Description Brief
License MIT
Weights: Freshness 20% · Issue Health 20% · Dependents 22% · Stars 10% · Contributors 8% · How we score →
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Dependents medium impact
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From the README
# Portainer MCP Official MCP server for Portainer, generated from the Portainer OpenAPI spec via [FastMCP](https://github.com/PrefectHQ/fastmcp). ## Overview This MCP server exposes the Portainer REST API as MCP tools: list and inspect environments, manage GitOps workflows, troubleshoot Docker and Kubernetes resources. It also supports proxying requests to the underlying Docker and K8s APIs of each environment. Match the MCP server's minor version to your Portainer instance's minor — e.g. MCP server 2.45.x with Portainer 2.45.x. See [Version compatibility](#version-compatibility) for details. ## Getting started The MCP server supports different deployment scenarios: * execute it locally via `uvx` * install it as a MCP bundle * deploy it as a container Use the `uvx` approach or the MCP bundle to explore the MCP capabilities locally and deploy it inside your infrastructure as a container for a team based deployment setup. > [!NOTE] > Before using the MCP, make sure to generate anRead full README on GitHub →
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