Overview
What is myssl-mcp-server?
myssl-mcp-server is an MCP server implementation that provides domain and IP security checking capabilities through the MySSL API. It enables AI clients to query information about domains and verify secure HTTPS deployments.
How to use myssl-mcp-server?
Download the appropriate release for your platform, extract the package, and set your MySSL API credentials (AccessKey and SecretKey) as environment variables. Then register the server with your AI client by providing a name (myssl-mcp-server), version (1.0.0), the path to the executable, and the working directory. Once registered, you can invoke the domain_check tool to check domain or IP information, and the health_check tool to verify the MySSL service is operational.
Key features of myssl-mcp-server
- Domain Check Tool: Query domain information for secure HTTPS deployments
- Health Check Tool: Verify the MySSL service is operational
- Seamless integration with compatible AI clients via the MCP protocol
Use cases of myssl-mcp-server
- Checking domain and IP security configurations through an AI assistant
- Verifying that HTTPS deployments are secure and up-to-date
- Quickly testing whether the MySSL service is available
FAQ from myssl-mcp-server
What does myssl-mcp-server do?
It provides domain and IP security checking capabilities by calling the MySSL API, exposed as tools for AI clients using the Model Context Protocol.
What are the requirements to run myssl-mcp-server?
You need MySSL API credentials (AccessKey and SecretKey) and a compatible AI client that supports MCP servers.
How do I install myssl-mcp-server?
Download the appropriate release for your platform from the Releases page, extract the package, and set the AccessKey and SecretKey as environment variables.
What tools does myssl-mcp-server provide?
Two tools: domain_check (queries information about a domain or IP) and health_check (checks if the MySSL service is operational).
