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CloudServers

CloudServers

Launch, start, stop and terminate instantly or on a schedule. Use OAuth2 to delegate access without storing your account credentials. Create an account and fund your wallet for API and MCP server access and scheduling.

https://cloudservers.app/

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Remote MCP URL
https://api.cloudservers.app/mcp

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Last probed Sep 14, 2026 · api.cloudservers.app

29tools discovered

Tools discovered (29)

Showing 25 of 29 from the live probe.

  • List Providers

    List supported cloud providers (aws, azure, gcp)

  • List Regions

    List available regions for a cloud provider

  • List Sizes

    List available instance types/sizes for a cloud provider

  • List Images

    List available OS images for a cloud provider

  • Get Pricing

    Get CloudServers operation pricing, volume tiers, and Pro benefits

  • Create Vm

    Create a new VM. Returns SSE stream of operation progress.

  • List Vms

    List all VMs with live provider power state when available, optionally filtered by provider and/or region

  • List Resources

    List all resources in the user's resource ledger (VNets, subnets, NICs, NSGs, public IPs, VMs). Use vm_id to return a VM plus its dependency graph. Use to discover VNet/subnet IDs for create_vm network reuse.

  • List Networks

    List VPCs/VNets in the connected cloud account for a provider and region. Use to discover existing networks for create_vm network.mode=existing.

  • List Subnets

    List subnets for a specific VPC/VNet in the connected cloud account. Use to discover subnets for create_vm network.mode=existing.

  • Get Vm

    Get detailed VM metadata and live provider power state when available

  • Start Vm

    Start a stopped VM. Preferred identifier: vm_id (the full provider resource ID from list_vms/get_vm). For GCP/Azure the server derives projectId/zone/subscription/resourceGroup from the registry. Backward-compat: provider+region+name (AWS instance ID as name). If the name is ambiguous across accounts, the call returns an error listing candidate vm_id values — retry with vm_id.

  • Stop Vm

    Stop a running VM. Preferred identifier: vm_id (the full provider resource ID from list_vms/get_vm). For GCP/Azure the server derives projectId/zone/subscription/resourceGroup from the registry. Backward-compat: provider+region+name (AWS instance ID as name). If the name is ambiguous across accounts, the call returns an error listing candidate vm_id values — retry with vm_id.

  • Restart Vm

    Restart (reboot) a running VM — free operation. Preferred identifier: vm_id (the full provider resource ID from list_vms/get_vm). For GCP/Azure the server derives projectId/zone/subscription/resourceGroup from the registry. Backward-compat: provider+region+name (AWS instance ID as name). If the name is ambiguous across accounts, the call returns an error listing candidate vm_id values — retry with vm_id.

  • Terminate Vm

    Terminate (delete) a VM and its associated resources. Preferred identifier: vm_id (the full provider resource ID from list_vms/get_vm). For GCP/Azure the server derives projectId/zone/subscription/resourceGroup from the registry. Backward-compat: provider+region+name (AWS instance ID as name). If the name is ambiguous across accounts, the call returns an error listing candidate vm_id values — retry with vm_id.

  • Get Operation

    Poll operation status by ID

  • List Schedules

    List all schedules for the authenticated user, optionally filtered by VM ID

  • Create Schedule

    Create a new schedule for automated VM lifecycle (start/stop/terminate). One-shot schedules fire once at a specific time; recurring schedules use cron or preset patterns.

  • Update Schedule

    Update an existing schedule (rename, enable/disable, reschedule, change operation type). Requires updatedAt for optimistic concurrency.

  • Delete Schedule

    Permanently remove a schedule

  • List Templates

    List cloud-init templates. Returns private templates owned by the authenticated user and/or the public template library. Templates are hosted on cloud-init.app and resolved at VM creation time via create_vm's template_id parameter.

  • Get Template

    Get a single cloud-init template by ID. Resolves private templates owned by the authenticated user, or public library templates (read-only).

  • Create Template

    Author a new private script template on cloud-init.app. The template body uses Handlebars (default), `cs` syntax ({$ var $} delimiters), or `shell` syntax (for shell-script templates). Basic-tier users are capped at 5 private templates; Pro is unlimited.

  • Update Template

    Update an existing private cloud-init template. All fields are optional; only the provided fields are updated. Pass user_vars: null to clear.

  • Delete Template

    Permanently delete a private cloud-init template by ID. Public library templates are read-only and cannot be deleted.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the CloudServers MCP server?

Launch, start, stop and terminate instantly or on a schedule. Use OAuth2 to delegate access without storing your account credentials. Create an account and fund your wallet for API and MCP server access and scheduling.

How do I connect CloudServers to my AI agent?

Use the MCP endpoint listed on this page in your MCP client configuration. One-click install pills support Claude, Cursor, VS Code, and other hosts. Copy the remote MCP URL if your client needs a manual entry.

How many tools does CloudServers provide?

MCPBundles probed 29 tools on the live server. The tool list on this page reflects what was discovered at the last refresh — connect your client to see the full set available to your session.

What authentication does CloudServers require?

No provider sign-in was required during MCPBundles' probe. Your client may still need MCPBundles credentials depending on how you connect.

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