Tools · Beta
Supported tools and Global Tools Manager
Install supported tools through the VPServ application, or let a trusted prepared project identify the service executables it needs.
Global Tools Manager
VPServ retrieves the supported-tool catalog from its server. The application shows tool names and versions, checks installed status, and shows the current state of supported daemon tools.
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Open Global Tools Manager in VPServ.
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Select a supported tool and review its available status.
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Tap Install.
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VPServ retrieves the selected server-provided manifest.
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The Universal Package Engine manages the tool's required dependencies while the application shows progress and logs.
Tools used by a prepared project
When a trusted recipe runs, VPServ examines each service command's executable. If tool_id is absent, the basename of command[0] identifies the supported tool VPServ looks up. For example, php in a PHP service or mariadbd in a MariaDB service identifies the required executable.
{
"name": "php_server",
"command": [
"php",
"-S",
"0.0.0.0:8000",
"-t",
"."
]
}Supported daemon tools
Supported daemon tools can be started or stopped from the application UI. That capability is separate from the project Run Environment flow; do not rely on a project-level automatic Stop Environment action or a reliable project-running-state indicator.
Tool safety
- Use only supported tools exposed by VPServ's application or tested through its advanced terminal workflow.
- Review a project recipe before it prepares missing tools and executes commands.
- Keep required executables in services when you expect the project workflow to discover them automatically.
- Use the terminal for manual control when a project needs investigation or a customized workflow.