Overview
What is MCP-Server-MySSL?
MCP-Server-MySSL is an MCP server that provides domain and IP security checking through the MySSL API. It is designed for users of compatible AI clients who need to verify HTTPS deployments and service health.
How to use MCP-Server-MySSL?
Download the appropriate release for your platform, extract it, and set your MySSL API credentials (AccessKey and SecretKey) as environment variables. Then register the server with your AI client by specifying a name (myssl-mcp-server), version (1.0.0), the path to the executable, and the working directory. Once registered, you can use the domain_check and health_check tools via natural language prompts.
Key features of MCP-Server-MySSL
- Domain check tool for HTTPS deployment verification
- Health check tool for MySSL service status
- Seamless integration with compatible AI clients
- MCP protocol support for tool invocation
- Platform-specific prebuilt releases available
Use cases of MCP-Server-MySSL
- Query a domain’s HTTPS configuration through an AI chat client
- Verify that the MySSL API service is operational
- Automate security checks within an AI‑powered assistant
FAQ from MCP-Server-MySSL
What tools does MCP-Server-MySSL provide?
It provides two tools: domain_check for querying domain or IP information, and health_check to verify the MySSL service is operational.
What credentials are required?
You need MySSL API credentials: an AccessKey and a SecretKey, which you set as environment variables.
How do I install MCP-Server-MySSL?
Download the appropriate release for your platform from the Releases page, extract the package, and set the AccessKey and SecretKey environment variables.
Are there any trial credentials available?
The README includes a set of authorizations valid for 1 month for testing: msp-test-pub-2,6e01b7c975b23f87b6b71a7822fa330250997cc2e1b69f3db4638e2a57a0b0a7.
What AI clients can I use?
Any AI client that supports the MCP protocol and allows registering custom MCP servers is compatible.
