Connect an AI assistant
How connecting works, what each Kubana MCP server can do, and what stays in the dashboard.
Kubana runs an MCP server for each product. Connect one to your AI assistant and you can ask about, and change, your Kubana resources in plain language.
Supported assistants
Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and VS Code. Step-by-step setup for each is on the MCP overview.
How connecting works
- Add the server URL to your assistant, for example
https://api.kubana.cloud/mcp/app-platform. - Sign in to Kubana when your assistant opens the browser, including two-factor authentication if you use it.
- Approve access. Kubana shows which assistant is asking and for which account. Choose Authorize.
- Ask away. The assistant works with your account's permissions.
No API key is needed, because access uses OAuth. Each product is a separate connector, so connect only the ones you use.
Once connected, the assistant appears on the Connections tab under MCP Servers in the dashboard. Some assistants only show up there after their first request.
What each server can do
| Server | Can | Stays in the dashboard |
|---|---|---|
| App Platform | Create, configure, deploy, roll back, read logs, manage variables and domains | Nothing |
| Webmail | Order plans, check DNS records, activate domains, create and delete mailboxes, change quotas, reset passwords | Reading and sending email |
| VPS | Create servers, power them on and off, reset root passwords, delete them, read metrics and SSH keys | Servers shared with you |
| DNS | Create zones, add, change and delete records, check nameservers | Kubana NS records, deleting a zone that still has them |
| Domains | Register and renew domains, set nameservers, read expiry and transfers, check availability | Transfers, auto-renew, WHOIS privacy, EPP code |
| Shared Hosting | Read accounts, disk usage and plans | Buying and everything inside cPanel |
By default, risky App Platform, Webmail, VPS, Domains and DNS actions need an approval code. You can change which ones do. For ideas, see What you can do with Kubana's MCP servers.
Disconnect
In the dashboard, open MCP Servers → Connections and click Revoke next to a server, or Disconnect all to remove the assistant entirely. It loses access immediately. You can also remove the Kubana connector in your assistant's settings.
To stop all assistants from using a product without disconnecting them, switch that server off instead. See Manage assistant access.
Cost
Connecting is free. Actions cost the same as doing them in the dashboard.
Last updated 19 October 2026 · Something missing or wrong? Tell us