ni-c/hetzner-dns-mcp
by Various
MCP server for managing DNS zones and records via the Hetzner Cloud API
MCP
ni-c/hetzner-dns-mcp
Added 3 Sept 2026
Overview
An MCP server that wraps the Hetzner Cloud API to manage DNS zones and records. It exposes tools for creating, updating, and deleting DNS entries through the Model Context Protocol, enabling AI assistants and MCP-compatible clients to interact with Hetzner DNS programmatically.
Best for
Best for
Developers using Hetzner Cloud who want to manage DNS via MCP-compatible AI tools or custom automation.
Use cases
- Automate DNS record changes from an AI assistant or MCP client
- Manage Hetzner DNS zones and records in CI/CD pipelines
- Provide natural language control over DNS configuration for internal tools
Notes
An MCP server that wraps the Hetzner Cloud API to manage DNS zones and records. It exposes tools for creating, updating, and deleting DNS entries through the Model Context Protocol, enabling AI assistants and MCP-compatible clients to interact with Hetzner DNS programmatically.
0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-09-02. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Automate DNS record changes from an AI assistant or MCP client
- Manage Hetzner DNS zones and records in CI/CD pipelines
- Provide natural language control over DNS configuration for internal tools
Pros
- Uses the official Hetzner Cloud API for reliable operations
- Written in TypeScript, offering type safety and clear structure
- Follows the MCP standard, making it portable across MCP-compatible environments
Cons
- Zero stars on GitHub, indicating minimal community adoption or validation
- Limited to Hetzner Cloud DNS, not useful for other providers
- No documented feature set beyond basic zone and record management, so advanced DNS features may be missing
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Pros
- Uses the official Hetzner Cloud API for reliable operations
- Written in TypeScript, offering type safety and clear structure
- Follows the MCP standard, making it portable across MCP-compatible environments
Cons
- Zero stars on GitHub, indicating minimal community adoption or validation
- Limited to Hetzner Cloud DNS, not useful for other providers
- No documented feature set beyond basic zone and record management, so advanced DNS features may be missing
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