Connect Vultr to Your AI Agent

Take stock of your cloud instances, then inspect a specific server by its instance ID when you need more detail.

14 tools API key

Try a Vultr Task

Copy a prompt into your agent with the oo Skill installed. Add your page links and source notes before running it.

oo Skill Vultr

Review Cloud Instances

Review cloud instances by their returned region, plan, and operational state.

/oo Vultr: List my Vultr instances and summarize locations, plans, and statuses returned.

Inspect One Server

Inspect one server’s current configuration without changing infrastructure.

/oo Vultr: Get Vultr instance [instanceId] and explain its returned configuration.

Start Working with Vultr

  1. Install OOMOL

    Set up oo CLI and the oo Skill in your agent.

    Install OOMOL →
  2. Connect Vultr

    Connect with your Vultr API Key.

    Connect Vultr →
  3. Give Your Agent a Task

    Use /oo with the pages to read, the changes to make, and where to save the result.

    Connection Guide →

Choose Your Agent

  • Vultr account access and connector runtime IP allowed in API settings.
  • Reading instance data does not change server power or provision new infrastructure.

Vultr Tools

Vultr exposes account, compute-instance, region, plan, snapshot, firewall, and domain records. Read operations can support an infrastructure review, while provisioning and power changes use separate actions.

Review Cloud Instances

List Vultr VPS instances with cursor pagination and common filters.

Inspect One Server

Retrieve one Vultr VPS instance by ID.

14 tools

Get Account

Retrieve the connected Vultr account profile, ACL permissions, balance, and billing summary.

vultr.get_account

List Instances

List Vultr VPS instances with cursor pagination and common filters.

vultr.list_instances

Get Instance

Retrieve one Vultr VPS instance by ID.

vultr.get_instance

Create Instance

Create a Vultr VPS instance from an OS, ISO, snapshot, application, or application image.

vultr.create_instance

Update Instance

Update common settings on a Vultr VPS instance without reinstalling it.

vultr.update_instance

Delete Instance

Permanently delete a Vultr VPS instance.

vultr.delete_instance

Manage Instance Power

Start, reboot, or halt a Vultr VPS instance.

vultr.manage_instance_power

List Regions

List Vultr deployment regions and the features available in each region.

vultr.list_regions

List Plans

List Vultr VPS plans with plan-type and Windows compatibility filters.

vultr.list_plans

List Operating Systems

List operating system images available for Vultr instance deployment.

vultr.list_operating_systems

List Snapshots

List snapshots in the connected Vultr account.

vultr.list_snapshots

List Firewall Groups

List firewall groups in the connected Vultr account.

vultr.list_firewall_groups

List Domains

List DNS domains in the connected Vultr account.

vultr.list_domains

List Domain Records

List DNS records for one domain in the connected Vultr account.

vultr.list_domain_records

Frequently Asked Questions

What can AI help me do with Vultr?

Ask to summarize instance locations, plans, and returned statuses, or inspect one instance’s configuration. These examples gather infrastructure information without changing servers.

What should I know before using Vultr results?

Reading instance data does not change server power or provision new infrastructure.

What do I need to connect Vultr?

Provide a Vultr API key and allow the connector runtime IP in Vultr API settings. The key must have access to the resources you want to inspect.

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