libvirt-mcp is an experimental MCP server that enables language models to interact with the libvirt virtualization API, allowing VM lifecycle operations (create, destroy, list) on a host. The repository provides guidance on using the server with mcp-cli and Ollama. Setup involves installing mcp-cli, Ollama, and the uv Python package, along with system bindings libvirt-devel and python3-devel. In the libvirt-mcp directory, dependencies are installed via uv sync, and server_config.json must be edited to point to the correct libvirt-mcp server. The server is run with run.sh, which uses Ollama as the provider and Granite as the model. For debugging, there are steps to install mcp and run mcp dev setup.py. A demonstration GIF is included to illustrate usage. The workflow is developer-oriented and relies on established ML tooling (Ollama, Granite) to interpret natural-language prompts and translate them into libvirt actions, enabling VM management through LLM-driven inputs.