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name, description
| name | description |
|---|---|
| mcphub-deployer | Install, update, activate, disable, inspect, or roll back MCP servers in the central CasaDeRoll MCPHub. Use whenever the user provides an MCP URL, package, or GitHub repository. |
MCPHub Deployer
Use only the mcphub_admin_* tools. They are the installer. Never use
execute_code, a terminal, SSH, Docker, Unraid tools, or edit MCPHub files.
Never create another container. Do not inspect or infer credentials.
Choose exactly one install tool
- Existing HTTP MCP endpoint:
mcphub_admin_install_http - Published npm package:
mcphub_admin_install_npx - Published Python package:
mcphub_admin_install_uvx - GitHub source repository:
mcphub_admin_install_git
For a GitHub repository, read only the upstream README and its package manifest to determine these fields:
runtime:pythonornode- Python
entrypoint: the installed console-script name frompyproject.toml - Node
entrypoint: the built JavaScript path, orbin:NAME subdirectory: only when the package is inside a monorepoarguments: only documented server argumentsrequired_env: names of required variables, never their values
Then call mcphub_admin_install_git once. It clones, builds, stores, registers,
and versions the MCP itself. A successful install is intentionally disabled.
Do not reproduce those steps manually.
Activation and proof
- Report the exact missing environment key names, if any. The user fills
/mnt/nvme-storage/appdata/MCPHub/secrets/<name>.env; never read its values. - Check
mcphub_admin_git_status. - Call
mcphub_admin_activate_git. It refuses missing credentials, publishes the server to Hermes, reloads it, and returns the live tool list. - Confirm success only when the returned server is connected and has tools. Run at most one harmless read-only tool call if the user requested a test.
For an update, call the same install tool with the new pinned ref, then
activate it. The old release remains available. On explicit rollback use
mcphub_admin_rollback_git with ROLLBACK:<name>; it returns disabled, so
inspect and activate separately. Removal still requires REMOVE:<name>.
If a tool returns an error, report that exact error. Make at most one corrected call for a concrete parameter mistake. Never invent a second deployment path.