The workshop tools are the part worth having: finding, hosting and switching to a map by ID is fiddly to type and easy to ask for. The generic rcon tool means anything else the server accepts is still reachable — including commands you would not want issued unprompted.
An RCON connection to a Counter-Strike 2 game server: arbitrary RCON commands, server status, and the workshop map handling that otherwise means typing console commands by hand.
- Any RCON command executed against the server
- Current server status read back
- The workshop maps present on the server
- A workshop map hosted by its ID
- The level changed to a given workshop map
Docker, plus three values for the server you are controlling — its host, its RCON port and the RCON password — passed on the run command or through an env file. Communication is SSE, so the container's port has to be reachable by your client.
One command plus a key — docker pull ghcr.io/v9rt3x/cs2-rcon-mcp:latest, then supply credentials