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Manage Docker (and Kubernetes) via Portainer's REST API or the official portainer-mcp server — environments/endpoints, stacks, containers/images/networks/volumes, and the Docker API proxy. Load this when the user manages Docker with Portainer rather than Dockhand.

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name	portainer
description	Manage Docker (and Kubernetes) via Portainer's REST API or the official portainer-mcp server — environments/endpoints, stacks, containers/images/networks/volumes, and the Docker API proxy. Load this when the user manages Docker with Portainer rather than Dockhand.

Portainer

Portainer (https://github.com/portainer/portainer) is a mature, well-documented control plane — a good secondary to Dockhand. Obey the homelab-core:homelab-safety skill and load docker-compose-stacks for compose fundamentals.

How to drive it

Official MCP — portainer/portainer-mcp, generated from Portainer's OpenAPI. Match the version to your Portainer (e.g. mcp-portainer~=2.42 ↔ Portainer 2.42.x). Auth via PORTAINER_URL + PORTAINER_API_KEY. Supports a read-only mode — prefer it for inspection. If configured, use it (see plugin .mcp.json).
REST API — full, version-aware, documented at https://docs.portainer.io/api/docs and https://api-docs.portainer.io/. Auth via X-API-Key: <token> header. It can also proxy straight to the underlying Docker/K8s API.

Concepts

Environments / endpoints — each managed Docker (or K8s) host. Operations are scoped to an endpoint ID (analogous to Dockhand's environmentId). Confirm which one.
Edge agents — for remote/NAT hosts (analogous to Hawser Edge).
Stacks — compose stacks managed by Portainer; can be Git-backed (GitOps) — if so, prefer changing in Git and letting Portainer redeploy.

Common tasks

Read: list endpoints, stacks, containers, images, volumes; logs; version/settings.
Significant: create/update/redeploy a stack, pull images, start/stop/restart containers.
Destructive: delete a stack/volume/endpoint, prune — summarize data risk + blast radius, confirm.

Version-matching gotcha

Portainer's API and MCP are version-sensitive. Check the running Portainer version first and use the matching MCP/client version, and verify endpoint shapes against the api-docs for that version (homelab-research). Using a mismatched client version is a common source of confusing failures.

Safety checklist

Confirm endpoint → confirm Git-managed vs not → note image tag/recreate behavior → summarize + approve → verify health after. Prefer the API/MCP over SSH to the host.

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name	portainer
description	Manage Docker (and Kubernetes) via Portainer's REST API or the official portainer-mcp server — environments/endpoints, stacks, containers/images/networks/volumes, and the Docker API proxy. Load this when the user manages Docker with Portainer rather than Dockhand.

Portainer

How to drive it

Official MCP — portainer/portainer-mcp, generated from Portainer's OpenAPI. Match the version to your Portainer (e.g. mcp-portainer~=2.42 ↔ Portainer 2.42.x). Auth via PORTAINER_URL + PORTAINER_API_KEY. Supports a read-only mode — prefer it for inspection. If configured, use it (see plugin .mcp.json).
REST API — full, version-aware, documented at https://docs.portainer.io/api/docs and https://api-docs.portainer.io/. Auth via X-API-Key: <token> header. It can also proxy straight to the underlying Docker/K8s API.

Concepts

Environments / endpoints — each managed Docker (or K8s) host. Operations are scoped to an endpoint ID (analogous to Dockhand's environmentId). Confirm which one.
Edge agents — for remote/NAT hosts (analogous to Hawser Edge).
Stacks — compose stacks managed by Portainer; can be Git-backed (GitOps) — if so, prefer changing in Git and letting Portainer redeploy.

Common tasks

Read: list endpoints, stacks, containers, images, volumes; logs; version/settings.
Significant: create/update/redeploy a stack, pull images, start/stop/restart containers.
Destructive: delete a stack/volume/endpoint, prune — summarize data risk + blast radius, confirm.

Version-matching gotcha

Safety checklist

Confirm endpoint → confirm Git-managed vs not → note image tag/recreate behavior → summarize + approve → verify health after. Prefer the API/MCP over SSH to the host.