Kinsta MCP by usefulapi

Details of the Kinsta API key in use: its name, status, expiry and the company id it belongs to. The key itself is never shown. GET /validate.

Takes no parameters.

The data center regions (name and region code) the company can host sites in. GET /company/{id}/available-regions.

Takes no parameters.

The company's activity log (who did what: site actions, DNS, migrations, billing, notifications, user management), newest first, with type, status, time, initiator and a description. Page with limit and offset (the reply's total tells how many exist). GET /company/{id}/activity-logs.

List the company's WordPress sites (id, name, display name, status, labels). With include_environments the live/staging environment ids, primary domain, PHP version, WordPress version and SSH host/port come too: use those environment ids for the other tools. GET /sites.

One site by id, with its status and environments. GET /sites/{site_id}.

The environments (live, staging, ...) of one site: id, name, PHP engine version, WordPress version, primary domain, edge cache and CDN ids. GET /sites/{site_id}/environments.

A site's usage for the current billing month: visits, bandwidth or CDN bandwidth. GET /sites/{site_id}/usage/{metric}/this-month.

The domains attached to one environment (id, name, whether Kinsta DNS/Cloudflare is used). GET /sites/environments/{env_id}/domains.

All domains the company has in Kinsta DNS / hosting, across sites. GET /domains.

Takes no parameters.

The backups of one environment (manual, scheduled and system): id, name, note, type and creation time (epoch ms). Backups cannot be restored or deleted from here. GET /sites/environments/{env_id}/backups.

The plugins of one environment: name, title, status (active/inactive), version, available update version, vulnerability flags and the auto-update type. GET /sites/environments/{env_id}/wp-plugins.

The themes of one environment: name, title, status, version, available update version and vulnerability flags. GET /sites/environments/{env_id}/wp-themes.

Recent lines of an environment's error log, access log or Kinsta cache performance log, optionally within a time range and filtered by a search text. Returns the log as text (the newest lines the API gives). Access logs contain visitor IP addresses. GET /sites/environments/{env_id}/logs.

Traffic and resource analytics for one environment: visits, bandwidth, CDN bandwidth, disk space, response codes, visit dispersion, or the top countries, cities, browsers, hosts, referrers, user agents or ASNs. Choose a time_span or a from/to date range (yyyy-mm-dd). The company id is filled in automatically. GET /sites/environments/{env_id}/analytics/{metric}.

Whether the environment forces HTTPS (ENABLED_FOR_ALL, ENABLED_REDIRECT_TO_PRIMARY or DISABLED). GET /sites/environments/{env_id}/force-https-status.

The environment's redirect rules (from, to, type, domain, optional country/city targeting), paged. GET /sites/environments/{env_id}/redirect-rules.

The IP addresses and ranges blocked from the environment. GET /sites/tools/denied-ips.

The status of an asynchronous operation (cache clear, PHP restart, manual backup, ...) by the operation_id the write tool returned. status 200 = finished, 202 = still running, other = failed. GET /operations/{operation_id}.

WRITE: clear the page cache of one environment (the site is briefly slower while the cache warms up; nothing is lost). Returns an operation_id: check it with kinsta_get_operation_status. POST /sites/tools/clear-cache.

WRITE: clear Kinsta's edge cache for one environment, optionally only for one URL (and its subdirectories). Nothing is lost; pages are cached again on the next visits. Returns an operation_id. POST /sites/edge-caching/clear.

WRITE: clear the CDN cache of one environment (nothing is lost; files are fetched from the origin again). Needs the environment's cdn_cache_id from kinsta_list_sites. Returns an operation_id. POST /sites/cdn/clear-cache.

WRITE: restart the PHP engine of one environment. Requests in flight fail and the site may be unavailable for a few seconds. Returns an operation_id. POST /sites/tools/restart-php.

WRITE: start a manual backup of one environment, with an optional note. Kinsta limits the number of manual backups per environment; when the limit is reached the request fails and nothing is deleted. Returns an operation_id. POST /sites/environments/{env_id}/manual-backups.