image_remove

MCP tool from Podman MCP Server by manusa

Removes a Docker or Podman image from the local machine storage

How to use it

image_remove is exposed by the Podman MCP Server MCP server. Add the server to your MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf and others), and the image_remove tool becomes available to the model automatically. See the full listing for setup details and every tool this server provides.

Install Podman MCP Server

$npx podman-mcp-server@latest --help

FULL PODMAN MCP SERVER LISTING

Other tools in Podman MCP Server (17)

container_inspect

Displays the low-level information and configuration of a Docker or Podman container with the specified container ID or name

container_list

Prints out information about the running Docker or Podman containers

container_logs

Displays the logs of a Docker or Podman container with the specified container ID or name

container_remove

Removes a Docker or Podman container with the specified container ID or name (rm)

container_run

Runs a Docker or Podman container with the specified image name

container_stop

Stops a Docker or Podman running container with the specified container ID or name

containerFile

(string) (required) - The absolute path to the Dockerfile, Podmanfile, or Containerfile to build the image from

environment

(array) - Environment variables to set in the container. Format: <key>=<value>. Example: FOO=bar. (Optional, add only to set environment variables)

image_build

Build a Docker or Podman image from a Dockerfile, Podmanfile, or Containerfile

image_list

List the Docker or Podman images on the local machine

image_pull

Copies (pulls) a Docker or Podman container image from a registry onto the local machine storage

image_push

Pushes a Docker or Podman container image, manifest list or image index from local machine storage to a registry

imageName

(string) (required) - Docker or Podman container image name to run

name

(string) (required) - Docker or Podman container ID or name to display the information

network_list

List all the available Docker or Podman networks

ports

(array) - Port mappings to expose on the host. Format: <hostPort>:<containerPort>. Example: 8080:80. (Optional, add only to expose ports)

volume_list

List all the available Docker or Podman volumes