> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.flowcp.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.flowcp.ai/guides/manage-servers.md).

# Manage servers

The **Servers** page gives you a central, at-a-glance view of all MCP servers for an app — their health, recent traffic, and public endpoints — and lets you act on each one without navigating to the individual publish page.

## Finding a server

Below the summary you can:

* **Filter by status** with the tabs — **All**, **Published**, **Draft**, or **Disabled** (each shows a count).
* **Search** by name, branch, or slug. Press **⌘K** (**Ctrl+K** on Windows/Linux) to jump straight to the search box.

## Reading a server card

Each server is shown as a card with:

* **Name** and a **status badge** — Published, Draft, or Disabled
* **Health pill** — Healthy, Degraded, Down, or Not deployed (derived from recent traffic)
* **Endpoint** — the public MCP URL, with a **Copy** button
* A short **deploy line** — when it was last deployed (or "Never deployed")
* A **metrics strip** — tool calls in the last 24h, error rate, average latency, and server errors
* **Actions** — Test, Playground, Logs, History, and **Manage**

When a server is **Degraded** or **Down**, the card surfaces a notice with the error rate and an **Investigate →** link to its logs.

## Unpublishing a server

Click **Unpublish** on any Published server to take it offline immediately. A confirmation dialog appears before the change is made. AI clients connected to that server will stop working until you re-publish.

To re-publish or view the full publish details (MCP config snippets, tool blockers), click **Manage** to open the server's publish page.

## Creating servers

Servers are created per branch. Click **New server** (or **Spin up a new server** on the empty card) to go to **Settings → Branches**, where you can add a branch.