Fly.io
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Arcade tools designed for LLMs to interact with Fly.io
Author:Arcade
Version:
3.0.1Auth:No authentication required
30tools
30require secrets
Fly.io Toolkit
Arcade toolkit for interacting with Fly.io, enabling LLMs to manage the full lifecycle of Fly.io apps, machines, volumes, networking, and secrets programmatically.
Capabilities
- App & release management: List, inspect, and deploy apps across organizations; browse full release history and roll out new container images to all machines.
- Machine lifecycle: Create, start, stop, restart, and destroy individual machines; scale machine count up or down; resize VM compute and memory.
- Volumes: Create, list, grow, and permanently delete persistent volumes attached to apps.
- Networking & TLS: Allocate and release IP addresses; manage custom-domain TLS certificates including DNS validation record retrieval.
- Secrets: Set, list, and delete app secrets with optional immediate rollout; secret values are never returned by the Fly.io API.
- Observability & metadata: Read recent app logs (requires log-read access on the token; returns a
no_accessstatus rather than an error when access is missing), list available regions, and enumerate organizations accessible to the configured token.
Secrets
FLYIO_ACCESS_TOKEN — A Fly.io personal access token or deploy token used to authenticate all API requests. To create one, log in to the Fly.io dashboard or run fly tokens create deploy -a <app-name> with the Fly CLI. For full toolkit access (including log reading), ensure the token has both app-management and log-read capabilities; tokens scoped only to deployment will return no_access on Flyio.ListLogs. Store the token value in Arcade secrets: Arcade secrets config (or add it directly at https://api.arcade.dev/dashboard/auth/secrets).
Available tools(30)
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Operations
Behavior
| Tool name | Description | Secrets | |
|---|---|---|---|
Check a certificate's validation status and any pending DNS records. | 1 | ||
Add a TLS certificate for a hostname and return the DNS records to set. | 1 | ||
Allocate a new IP address for an app. | 1 | ||
Create a new Machine for an app from a container image. | 1 | ||
Create a new persistent volume for an app. | 1 | ||
Remove a custom-domain TLS certificate from an app. | 1 | ||
Release a dedicated IP address so it is no longer assigned to the app. | 1 | ||
Permanently destroy a Machine. Stop it first unless force is set. | 1 | ||
Remove one or more app secrets, optionally rolling the change out immediately. | 1 | ||
Permanently destroy a volume and the data it holds. | 1 | ||
Roll a new container image out to all of an app's Machines. | 1 | ||
Get the current status of a single Fly.io app. | 1 | ||
Get the configuration, state, and health of a single Machine. | 1 | ||
List Fly.io apps, optionally scoped to a single organization.
Apps are returned in Fly.io's own ordering, with pagination metadata so a
caller can tell when more apps exist beyond the returned window. | 1 | ||
List the custom-domain TLS certificates configured on an app. | 1 | ||
List the IP addresses assigned to an app, including the shared IPv4. | 1 | ||
Read recent historical log entries for an app, optionally filtered.
Reading logs requires a token granted log-read access, which is a capability
separate from app management; a token without it cannot read logs at all. When
that access is missing this returns a ``no_access`` result rather than raising,
so prefer branching on the result's ``status`` over assuming logs are present. | 1 | ||
List the Machines that belong to an app. | 1 | ||
List the Fly.io organizations the configured token can access. | 1 | ||
List the Fly.io regions available for deploying apps and volumes. | 1 | ||
List an app's release history, newest first. | 1 | ||
List an app's secret names. Secret values are never returned by Fly.io. | 1 | ||
List the persistent volumes that belong to an app. | 1 | ||
Restart a Machine and report its settled state. | 1 | ||
Scale an app to a target Machine count by adding or removing Machines. | 1 |
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