MCP DNS server for Claude, Cursor, and other AI assistants
PNTR exposes subdomain, DNS, email, and HTTP capture management as MCP tools. Connect the hosted server to Claude, Cursor, or another MCP-compatible client, or run the npx-installable CLI locally.
Add PNTR to your MCP client
Signs you in and configures Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and Cursor automatically.
How it works
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Pick hosted or local
Use the hosted MCP server or runnpx @pntr/cli servelocally. The MCP and CLI setup docs cover both. - 02
Add it to your client
Add PNTR to Claude, Cursor, or another MCP-compatible client — config snippets above. - 03
Ask for DNS changes
Ask the assistant to create or list subdomains and manage A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, or TXT records. - 04
Go beyond DNS
Use the same connection to manage disposable email inboxes and inspect captured HTTP requests.
Step-by-step guides
Use PNTR in your development workflow
Provider-specific setup instructions, test commands, and the edge cases worth checking before you ship.
Why PNTR for AI-managed DNS
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Provides free DNS-record provisioning through a GitHub PR review queue, but no MCP, email, or request-capture tools. PNTR exposes all of those through a hosted MCP server and CLI, with instant provisioning.
PNTR plans
The free tier with GitHub sign-in includes three subdomains and 10 records each; Premium is $5/month for 15 subdomains, wildcard DNS, capture on every subdomain, and 90-day retention.
Frequently asked questions
What is the PNTR MCP DNS server?
The PNTR MCP server exposes subdomain, DNS, disposable email, and HTTP request-capture management as tools for MCP-compatible AI assistants.
Can I manage DNS with Claude or Cursor?
Yes. Connect PNTR's hosted MCP server or local CLI server to Claude, Cursor, or another MCP-compatible client.
Do I need to run an MCP server locally?
No. PNTR provides a hosted MCP server. A local option is also available through the npx-installable CLI.
Which DNS records can an AI assistant manage through PNTR?
PNTR supports A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, and TXT records.
Can the MCP server manage email and captured requests too?
Yes. PNTR's MCP tools cover subdomains, DNS records, disposable email, and HTTP request capture.
More from PNTR
- Claude Code MCP guide for connecting the hosted HTTP server and verifying its tools.
- Free dev subdomain — the DNS workflow those MCP tools manage.
- Webhook tester — capture requests and let your assistant inspect them.
- Disposable email for developers — read OTP and signup emails from your assistant.