MCP integration

Manage your hosting from GitHub Copilot.

Bring Sitequest into Copilot Chat with our MCP server for VS Code and Visual Studio. Provision VPS instances, deploy WordPress, manage DNS and run server commands — without leaving your editor.

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My production server is throwing 500s. Pull the last 100 nginx error log lines and tell me what's wrong.

I'll pull the logs from your production VPS.

mcp_sitequest_exec_command

{ "vpsId": "6817…8012", "command": "tail -n 100 /var/log/nginx/error.log" }

Found it — PHP-FPM is rejecting connections (worker pool exhausted). Recommend bumping pm.max_children from 20 to 50. Want me to apply the change and reload PHP-FPM?

Yes — and back up the VPS first.

Creating a backup, then applying.

mcp_sitequest_create_backup

{ "vpsId": "6817…8012", "label": "pre-fpm-tune" }

Set up in under a minute

Add the Sitequest MCP server to GitHub Copilot once. Then ask your agent anything.

1
Enable MCP in Copilot
Make sure you're on a recent VS Code build (1.90+) with GitHub Copilot Chat installed. MCP support is included in Agent mode.
2
Generate a Sitequest API key
In your dashboard, open the profile menu (top-right) → API / MCP and create a scoped key. Pick which resources Copilot is allowed to manage.

Add the MCP server to your workspace

Drop the snippet into .vscode/mcp.json in your project (or your user-level mcp.json for global access). Copilot will prompt you for the API key on first use.

.vscode/mcp.json

// .vscode/mcp.json
{
  "servers": {
    "sitequest": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://hosting.site.quest/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer ${input:apiKey}"
      }
    }
  },
  "inputs": [
    {
      "id": "apiKey",
      "type": "promptString",
      "description": "Sitequest API key",
      "password": true
    }
  ]
}

Switch Copilot Chat to Agent mode

Open Copilot Chat, switch to Agent mode, and confirm the Sitequest tools are listed. Then prompt away.

VS Code

// VS Code → Command Palette
› MCP: Add Server
› HTTP → https://hosting.site.quest/mcp
// Then in Copilot Chat (Agent mode):
@workspace deploy WordPress on a new staging webspace

What you can do from GitHub Copilot

Every dashboard action is available as an MCP tool — talk to it instead of clicking.

From the chat side panel

Trigger Sitequest tools from Copilot Chat the same way you call any extension. Works in VS Code Stable, Insiders and Visual Studio.

Spin up & scale VPS

Create, resize, back up and destroy VPS instances. Pick OS, datacenter and resources in one prompt.

Deploy CMS in one prompt

"Install WordPress on staging.example.com" — Copilot provisions the webspace, runs the installer and pastes the login URL into chat.

Manage DNS & domains

Run remote commands

Execute SSH commands on any server and stream the output back into Copilot. Great for diagnosing prod from your local IDE.

Tail & search logs

Pull web server, PHP and system log lines into context with exec_command or read_file so Copilot can debug a 500 against your actual stack trace.

Secure by default

API keys are scoped, revokable from the dashboard, and every MCP call is audit-logged. Destructive actions require an explicit confirmation tool — your agent can't accidentally delete production.

Ready to manage hosting from GitHub Copilot?

Pick a plan, generate an API key, and start prompting.

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