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DNS Management MCP server

Create DNS zones, add, change and delete records, and check nameserver delegation, straight from your assistant.

Server URL
https://api.kubana.cloud/mcp/dns
Transport
Streamable HTTP
Authentication
OAuth, sign in to Kubana
Tools
3 read, 5 write

Tools

What your assistant can do once connected, with the same permissions as your account.

ReadNothing in your account changes.
  • List DNS zones
    See every zone hosted on Kubana DNS.
  • Read DNS records
    List the records of a zone: A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT and more.
  • Check nameserver delegation
    Confirm that a domain points to Kubana’s nameservers, so its records actually apply.
  • How it fits together
    Explain how DNS Management connects to your other Kubana products and how it uses credits, based on your account.
Makes changesReview these when your assistant asks to run them. Tagged ones need a code Kubana emails you.
  • Create a zone Approval code
    Create a zone for a domain, with its three Kubana NS records.
    • create-dns-zone
  • Manage records Approval code
    Add, change and delete A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT and NS records. Changes go live within about a minute.
    • create-dns-record
    • update-dns-record
    • delete-dns-record
  • Delete a zone Approval code
    Delete a zone that has no records left.
    • delete-dns-zone

DNS is free, so these changes never create a bill. Your assistant can’t change or delete a zone’s Kubana NS records (ns1–ns3.kubana.cloud), so a zone that still has them can only be deleted from the dashboard.

Approval codes

By default, before your assistant runs a tagged action, Kubana checks with you by email. Nothing changes until you hand over the code. You can change which actions ask under MCP Servers in the dashboard.

  1. 1. You ask
    For example: “Delete the DEBUG variable on my-api.”
  2. 2. Kubana emails you a code
    The “Approve an AI Agent Action” email names the action in plain words, its details and price, which assistant asked and when.
  3. 3. You give the code to your assistant
    Your assistant tells you it needs the code. Read it from the email and paste it in the chat.
  4. 4. The action runs
    Your assistant repeats the request with the code, and Kubana carries it out.
  • Each code works once, and only for the exact action in the email: the same app, server, domain or mailbox, with the same values.
  • Codes expire after 10 minutes and stop working after 5 wrong tries.
  • Kubana sends at most 5 codes every 10 minutes.
  • Actions you take in the dashboard never ask for a code.

Got a code you didn’t ask for? Ignore the email and revoke that assistant under MCP Servers in your dashboard.

Stays in the dashboard

Your assistant can’t do these. It sends you to the DNS Management dashboard instead.

  • Editing or deleting the Kubana NS records
  • Deleting a zone that still has records

Connect your assistant

The first time it connects, your assistant opens Kubana in your browser so you can sign in and approve access.

  1. Open Settings → Connectors and click “Add custom connector”.

  2. Name it Kubana and paste the server URL:

    Server URL
    https://api.kubana.cloud/mcp/dns

  3. Click Connect, sign in to Kubana and approve the access request.

Example prompts

  • Show me the MX records for example.com.
  • Is example.com delegated to Kubana’s nameservers?
  • Point blog.example.com at my server my-web.
  • Add the TXT record Google gave me to verify example.com.