#vps

Provision, SSH into, run commands on, and manage Linux VPSes from an AI agent. Pay USDC over x402 (Base) or by card over HTTP 402, with a running box in under 60 seconds. No signup, no API key to buy. Includes get_catalog, provision_server, get_server, list_servers, extend_server, reboot_server, server_logs, exec_command, destroy_server, claim_account, verify_claim.

Crypto-paid no-KYC VPS that AI agents rent and operate end-to-end over MCP — list plans, fund a USDC/USDT balance, order a server, get root access. 16 tools, Streamable HTTP, root in ~60s. No card, no human at checkout. Humans can use it too.

EQVPS is crypto-native, no-KYC VPS hosting that an AI agent can rent and operate end-to-end over MCP — no human in the loop. The agent registers, gets a Bearer token, picks a plan, pays in USDC/USDT on Base/Ethereum or USDT on Tron from a prepaid balance, and the VPS provisions in ~60s. 16 tools cover the full lifecycle: discover plans, register/login, balance + top-up, order, pay invoice, list/inspect servers, power, set hostname, reset password, reinstall OS, metrics, cancel. The only VPS provider with MCP provisioning — an agent orders AND pays for its own server, no KYC, no human.

Zero-Ops deploy of a private AI coding workspace onto your own VPS — straight from your AI chat. Provide only your Ubuntu server credentials and Fractera automatically configures everything (Nginx, HTTPS, auth, database, services) in about 10 minutes: 5 AI coding engines, an autonomous Hermes orchestrator, and private graph memory (LightRAG). No terminal, no DevOps. The deployment is IP-first and free; attaching a custom domain with HTTPS is an optional later step. The connector can register the user, recommend a VPS, run and monitor the full deploy, and answer questions about the project via get_project_info.

Gcore MCP Server makes your AI assistant: Discover your tenant/project hierarchy, quotas, and permissions Invoke Gcore CLI/API methods on your behalf Return structured JSON results that the model can render as tables, charts, or plain text This makes it possible to “chat” with your cloud: ask for capacity checks, spin up instances, manage networks, or tear down stacks—all via natural-language prompts .