easydns-mcp: Model Context Protocol server for the REST API now available

We’re watching the rise of agentic computing happen in real time. Tools like OpenClaw and its derivatives are spreading like wildfire, and services from Anthropic and OpenAI are making it increasingly practical to automate interactive workflows.

 This is the next big technology shift and it’s here, and it’s happening right now.

As these agents move from novelty to actual utility (and then to becoming baked-in), they will need access to the infrastructure their operators depend on, including DNS zones and the services connected to them. APIs and SDKs were the bridge into the last era of software. MCP and agent skills look set to be part of the bridge into this one.

That’s why we’ve published easydns-mcp on our GitHub.

From the README

This server wraps the easyDNS API with:

• • Least privilege by default — sandbox-only, read-only, all writes disabled out of the box

• • Flat tools — one tool per action (dns_record_delete, not domain_manage(action: "delete")), so the agent supervisor sees exactly what’s being requested

• • Confirmation strings — destructive operations require an explicit confirm field ("DELETE", "RELOAD", "UPDATE_NS")

• • Domain allowlists/denylists — lock operations to specific domains, protect critical ones

• • Audit trail — every tool call logged with correlation ID, never logs credential

• • Policy enforcement — RR-type validation, TTL caps, apex CNAME denial, all enforced server-side

As of v0.1.0-rc1 this is scoped to DNS zone operations and mail forwarders, you cannot use this to change the nameserver delegations, register new domains or delete one from your account.

We normally advise scoping your API keys to a single zone that you’re working on, but we do get how you may want to create agentic access for all zones within an account, or a specific portfolio.

(You access your API keys via your account security settings)

Have to admit, it’s pretty cool…

It’s pretty wild when you can just talk to an agent and get things done in your DNS zones…

With a skill wrapper around octodns, you can update your zone by telling your AI agent what you want. pic.twitter.com/pz0EILDab9

— easyDNS (@easyDNS) March 25, 2026

To be clear, that video example was done using an earlier beta package, octodns-skill, which wraps the popular octoDNS project with some added guardrails for safer automation of DNS operations across multiple providers.  I was using that during initial development of the forthcoming easyNode.ai VPS.

• Clone the easydns-mcp repository here
• The octodns-skill is here.

And easyNode.ai will be out shortly, hop on the waiting list for the easyClaw managed openclaw VPS here.