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Manage PHP apps on your own Ubuntu servers: deploy, roll back and inspect Laravel and WordPress.

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Overview

Hanoo is a Model Context Protocol server that lets you manage PHP applications directly on your own Ubuntu servers. Deploy, roll back, and inspect Laravel and WordPress instances through an AI assistant, turning server management into a conversation with your model.

It runs as a remote service at https://mcp.hanoo.io/mcp with no local installation required and no authentication setup. The latest release is v1.0.0. Visit https://hanoo.io/docs/mcp for full documentation.

Hanoo appears in the Cloud Service category on mcp.site and works with MCP clients including Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, and Zed. If you maintain Hanoo for hanoo.io, claim this listing to verify ownership and keep details current.

▸Hosted endpoint — Streamable HTTP · https://mcp.hanoo.io/mcp

Installation

Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector
Name: Hanoo
URL:  https://mcp.hanoo.io/mcp

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