Show HN: Let an AI manage your homelab over MCP without giving it SSH

- **HomeButler** is a tool that lets you connect an AI assistant (like Claude or ChatGPT) to your home server ("homelab") via the **Model Context Protocol (MCP)** — a new standard that allows LLMs to safely call external tools and APIs. - The key selling point: the AI can manage your homelab (check logs, restart services, run commands) **without** giving it full SSH access. Instead, it uses a controlled, read-only or scoped interface, reducing security risk. - A **homelab** is a personal server environment (often running Docker, Proxmox, or Linux) that enthusiasts use to host websites, run self-hosted apps, or experiment with infrastructure. - This sits at the intersection of two trends: the rise of **AI coding/infra agents** (e.g., Claude Code, Cursor, Devin) and the **self-hosting community** that wants automation without handing over root keys. - The project was posted on Hacker News under "Show HN", meaning it's a personal project launch by a developer seeking feedback.