npm:@yawlabs/caddy-mcp

Check Caddy connectivity and get a config summary: servers, routes, listen addresses, and TLS status.

List all configured HTTP servers with their names, listen addresses, route counts, and TLS status. Use this to discover server names before calling ro

Get the current health status of all reverse proxy upstreams. Shows address, active requests, and failure counts.

Get PKI certificate authority info or the CA certificate chain.

Get Prometheus metrics from Caddy. Shows request counts, durations, TLS handshake stats, active connections, and more. Output can be megabytes on busy

Gracefully shut down the Caddy server. Requires confirm=true to prevent accidental shutdown.

Convert a config in any registered adapter format to Caddy JSON without loading it. Useful for previewing what a Caddyfile produces, or for porting fr

Read Caddy config at any JSON path. Returns the full config when path is empty, or a subtree at a specific path (e.g.,

Write config at a JSON path. Mode

Delete config at a JSON path. Removes the config node at the specified path.

Replace the entire Caddy configuration atomically. Accepts a JSON config object, or a Caddyfile string with format=

Manage config snapshots for rollback. Snapshots are auto-captured before caddy_load and kept in-memory (last 10). Actions:

Access config by @id tag. Any config object with an

Add a reverse proxy route. The most common operation \u2014 just specify where traffic comes from and where it goes. Example: from=

Add a route with full control over match conditions and handlers. Supports any Caddy handler (reverse_proxy, file_server, static_response, redirect, e

List all routes on a Caddy HTTP server with a human-readable summary of matchers and handlers.

Remove a route. Target by @id (preferred \u2014 stable across reorderings) or by array index on a specific server. Index-based removal is a two-step r

Get or configure TLS/HTTPS settings. Actions: