# Cloud DNS MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect

> Cloud DNS MCP lets you manage Anycast DNS infrastructure through your AI client. You can create zones, add records like A or MX, and audit your entire domain setup without leaving your IDE or chat interface. It bridges the gap between your AI agent and the Cloud DNS API for faster networking updates.

## Overview
- **Category:** developer-tools
- **Price:** Free
- **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_5XmEhg2JVh0rFgVfyO3zB7a7ZChuVONWYlYtNbim/ai-agent-connect
- **Tags:** dns, anycast, domain-management, networking, cloud-dns

## Description

Cloud DNS MCP provides a way to connect your Anycast DNS account to your AI agent for hands-on infrastructure management. It gives you direct access to the underlying API, making it possible to deploy and modify network records using plain English. You can handle the tedious parts of networking, like spinning up new zones for a project or pointing subdomains to new servers, without ever opening a dashboard.

Managing global DNS usually involves going through complex menus and double-checking TTL values to avoid breaking your site. This setup removes that friction. You can ask your agent to audit every record in a specific zone to troubleshoot resolution issues or update priorities for MX records during a migration. It turns a manual, error-prone process into a conversation where your agent handles the API calls and you just review the results. By adding this to the Vinkius catalog, you get a direct line to your Anycast DNS account from any AI client you prefer. You get faster deployments and fewer site down moments caused by simple typos in a web interface. Instead of hunting through menus to find a specific zone ID, you just ask your agent to show you what is active. You can quickly verify that your records are correct or push out a series of updates in seconds. It is about moving from clicking through a portal to simply stating your intent and letting the agent execute the networking logic for you.

## Tools

### create_record
Creates a new DNS record in a zone. This is how you point subdomains to new servers.

### delete_record
Removes a specific DNS record from a zone. This helps clean up old entries quickly.

### delete_zone
Deletes an entire DNS zone. Use this to wipe out old project environments.

### list_records
Shows all records in a specific zone. This is your go-to for auditing configurations.

### list_zones
Lists every DNS zone in your account. Use this to get a high-level overview of your domains.

### update_record
Modifies an existing DNS record. You can use it to change IP addresses or update TTLs.

### create_zone
Creates a brand new DNS zone. Use this to start a new project or domain setup.

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
```
List all my DNS zones.
```

**Response:** 
```
I've retrieved your DNS zones. You have 2 active zones:

| Zone Name | ID |
| :--- | :--- |
| example.com | 12345 |
| my-app.net | 67890 |
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Create a new A record for 'api' pointing to '1.2.3.4' in zone 12345.
```

**Response:** 
```
✅ **Success**
Successfully created the A record for **api.example.com** pointing to `1.2.3.4` in zone `12345`.
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Delete the DNS record with ID 98765 from zone 12345.
```

**Response:** 
```
🗑️ **Record Deleted**
The DNS record `98765` has been successfully removed from zone `12345`.
```

## Capabilities

### Create new DNS zones
Spin up new zones for your domains or projects using natural language.

### List all existing DNS zones
Get a full overview of all your managed zones in one command.

### Add new DNS records
Insert A, AAAA, MX, CNAME, and TXT records into any target zone.

### Update record values
Modify existing IP addresses, TTLs, or record priorities instantly.

### Delete old records or zones
Clean up your infrastructure by removing outdated records or entire zones.

### Audit zone records
Retrieve all records for a specific zone to verify your configuration.

## Use Cases

### CI/CD Automation
A dev agent creates a new A record whenever a new production environment is spun up during a deployment.

### Mail Migration
A sysadmin asks the agent to update MX records and TTLs to point to a new mail provider.

### Domain Verification
A developer tells the agent to add a TXT record for Google Search Console or other verification tools.

### Security Audit
An engineer asks the agent to list all records in a zone to check for any unauthorized changes.

## Benefits

- Faster deployments by using create_record to point subdomains to new servers instantly.
- Reduced human error by using update_record to change TTLs or priorities without manual dashboard clicks.
- Easier audits by using list_records to see every entry in a zone at once.
- Simplified cleanup by using delete_zone to remove old infrastructure in one go.
- Quicker verification by using create_record to add TXT records for domain ownership.
- Better visibility by using list_zones to see all managed domains in your account.

## How It Works

The bottom line is you get a natural language interface for your entire Anycast DNS infrastructure.

1. Subscribe to the Connector and grab your Cloud DNS Auth Key.
2. Input your API key into your AI client connection settings.
3. Ask your agent to list zones or create records to see it in action.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**What is the Cloud DNS MCP for?**
It lets you manage your Anycast DNS records using natural language. You can create zones, add records, and audit your settings without using a web dashboard.

**Can I use the Cloud DNS MCP to update my MX records?**
Yes, you can ask your agent to update MX records, change priorities, or adjust TTLs for any zone in your account.

**How does the Cloud DNS MCP help with site migrations?**
It makes migrations faster by letting you point subdomains to new IPs or update global records through a simple chat interface.

**Can I use this to verify my domain ownership?**
Yes, you can tell your agent to create a TXT record for services like Google Search Console or other verification tools.

**Is the Cloud DNS MCP good for CI/CD?**
It is great for automating DNS record creation during deployments so you do not have to manually update records every time you go live.

**How do I manage multiple zones with Cloud DNS MCP?**
You can list all your zones at once to see your entire portfolio and then select specific zones to manage records within.

**Can I list all DNS records for a specific zone ID?**
Yes! Use the `list_records` tool with the target Zone ID. The agent will return all configured records including A, MX, CNAME, and TXT entries.

**How do I update the IP address of an existing A record?**
You can use the `update_record` tool. Provide the `zone_id`, `record_id`, and the new `value` (IP address). You can also optionally update the TTL at the same time.

**Does this server support creating both Master and Slave zones?**
Yes. The `create_zone` tool allows you to specify the `type` as either 'master' or 'slave' when adding a new domain to your account.