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coolftp

v0.2.0

Published

Deploy a website to its SFTP or FTP host from the terminal or from a coding agent. Only changed files go up, the live site is checked afterward, and a bad deploy is undone without git. CLI plus MCP server for Claude Code, Cursor and Codex.

Readme

coolftp

Deploy a website to its SFTP, FTPS or FTP host from the terminal, or let a coding agent do it. Built for people who write code with Claude Code, Cursor or Codex and still have to get the files onto a shared host.

  • Only changed files go up. A manifest on the server records the SHA-256 of every deployed file.
  • Undo without git. Each deploy keeps the versions it overwrote on the server. coolftp undo puts them back.
  • Checked live. After a deploy the site is fetched and the changed files compared byte for byte. Exit code 3 if it does not answer.
  • Agent-ready. coolftp mcp is an MCP server with 18 typed tools: deploy, diff, undo, verify, rollback, history, ls, stat, read, write, upload, download and more. Results are summarised so they fit in an agent's window.
  • Safety rails. Pinned SSH host keys, a first-deploy guard that refuses to delete files it never uploaded, changed files swapped into place rather than overwritten, resumable deploys.

Works with any host that speaks SFTP or FTP: Hostinger, HostGator, Bluehost, GoDaddy, any cPanel box, your own VPS. Runs on Windows, macOS and Linux. The optional desktop app (Windows) shows every agent call live and asks you before anything is deleted: coolftp.com.

Install

npm i -g coolftp

Or run it without installing: npx coolftp ...

Add a host and deploy

# a shared host over FTPS with a password
coolftp site add myhost --host ftp.example.com --user me --protocol ftps --password '...' --root /public_html --url https://example.com

# or SFTP with your existing key or ssh-agent
coolftp site add vps --host example.com --user deploy --root /var/www/html --url https://example.com

coolftp site test myhost

cd my-site
coolftp init myhost --local-dir dist --build "npm run build"
coolftp diff                 # what would go up
coolftp deploy -m "v1"       # upload only the changed files, then check the site is live
coolftp undo                 # put the previous versions back, no git needed
coolftp verify               # re-run the live checks
coolftp history              # what went live, when, from which commit

coolftp init writes a .coolftp.json into the project. Commit it; anyone on the team, human or agent, deploys the same way.

Give your coding agent the tools

Claude Code, macOS and Linux:

claude mcp add --scope user coolftp -- coolftp mcp

Claude Code on Windows (npm bins are .cmd shims, so go through cmd):

claude mcp add --scope user coolftp -- cmd /c coolftp mcp

Cursor, Windsurf or any other MCP client, in its mcp.json:

{ "mcpServers": { "coolftp": { "command": "coolftp", "args": ["mcp"] } } }

Then say "deploy this". Any agent with a shell can also just run coolftp deploy inside a linked project.

Full documentation, the desktop app and the Claude Desktop extension: coolftp.com · GitHub

MIT. Free for personal projects; a commercial-use license (coolFTP Pro, one-time) funds the project.