slyke/mcp-technitium-dns

This project is a server that lets an AI assistant query and manage a Technitium DNS Server, which is a piece of software that handles domain name lookups for a network. The server acts as a safe go between: the AI client authenticates to this server with its own token, and this server separately authenticates to Technitium with a Technitium API token, so the AI never sees the real Technitium credentials. The tools for creating DNS records use clearly named, checked inputs. For example, adding an A record needs an IP address and a time to live value, while adding an MX record needs a mail server address and a priority number. The project takes safety seriously: it can be set to read only mode so it only reports information and cannot change anything, write actions need a separate token with write permission, and any destructive action needs an explicit confirmation flag before it runs. Every call is also rate limited, with stricter limits on destructive actions. Setup involves creating a dedicated Technitium user just for this automation, giving it only the permissions it actually needs, and generating an API token for it. That token, along with bearer tokens for the AI clients, gets stored in a configuration file or environment variables. The project defaults to HTTPS connections and will generate a self signed certificate automatically if none is provided. All activity is written to an audit log, with sensitive values like tokens and passwords stripped out before anything is recorded. The README includes instructions for running the server directly, through Docker, or as a Kubernetes deployment, along with an example configuration for connecting it to a tool called Codex. It is written in JavaScript.