What is an MCP server?

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that allows AI assistants like Claude, Cursor, and other tools to interact with external services. The VPS.org MCP Server lets you manage your entire VPS infrastructure through natural language conversations with AI.

Which AI tools are compatible?

The VPS.org MCP Server works with any MCP-compatible AI tool including Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and other editors and assistants that support the Model Context Protocol.

Is the MCP server free to use?

Yes, the VPS.org MCP Server is completely free for all VPS.org customers. You just need an active VPS.org account and API token to get started.

What can I manage through the MCP server?

You can manage servers (create, list, start, stop, restart, resize, back up, snapshot, delete), domains (search availability, update nameservers, renew), DNS zones and records, and SSH keys, all through natural language requests to your AI assistant.

How do I install the MCP server?

It runs with uvx: add it to Claude Code with claude mcp add vps -- uvx vps-mcp and set the VPS_API_TOKEN environment variable to your API token. For Claude Desktop, add a server entry that runs uvx vps-mcp with VPS_API_TOKEN in its env section.

Is my API token secure?

Your API token is stored locally in your AI tool's configuration and is sent only to the VPS.org API, over HTTPS. You can generate a new token from your dashboard at any time.

How many tools are available?

The VPS.org MCP Server provides 26 tools in 5 groups: servers (8), domains (5), DNS (7), plans, locations and operating systems (3), and SSH keys (3). Each tool calls the VPS.org API.

Can I create servers using the MCP server?

Yes. Tell your AI assistant what you need, for example: Create an Ubuntu 24.04 server with 4 GB RAM in New Jersey. The MCP server looks up plans and operating systems and creates the server with your API token.

Does it support DNS management?

Yes. You can create and delete DNS zones, and list, create, update and delete records such as A, AAAA, CNAME, MX and TXT through natural language.

What happens if I make a mistake?

Most MCP clients ask you to approve each tool call before it runs, so read the request before you confirm. Take a snapshot before risky changes. Deleting a server or a DNS zone cannot be undone.

Do I need programming experience?

No. You describe what you want in plain language, and the AI assistant turns that into the right API calls.

MCP Server - Manage VPS.org from AI Assistants

MCP Server for VPS.org

Give Claude, Cursor, and other AI assistants direct access to your VPS.org infrastructure. Manage servers, domains, DNS records, and SSH keys through natural conversation.

$ uvx vps-mcp

Full Infrastructure Control

26 tools in 5 groups to manage your VPS.org account.

Servers

List, create, resize, power on, stop, restart and delete servers, and create backups and snapshots.

Domains

Check availability, list your domains, update nameservers and renew registrations.

DNS

Create and delete DNS zones, and create, update and delete records.

SSH Keys

List, add, and delete SSH keys. Configure access for your servers.

Get Started in 3 Steps

Get Your API Token

Configure Your AI Tool

Add the VPS.org MCP server to your Claude Desktop config or run the setup command in Claude Code.

Start Using

Ask your AI assistant to manage your infrastructure: create servers, set up DNS, manage domains, and more.

Configuration

Choose your setup method based on the AI tool you use.

Claude Desktop: claude_desktop_config.json

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "vps": {
      "command": "uvx",
      "args": ["vps-mcp"],
      "env": {
        "VPS_API_TOKEN": "vps_your_token_here"
      }
    }
  }
}

Claude Code: Terminal

# Add the MCP server to Claude Code
$ claude mcp add vps \
    -- env VPS_API_TOKEN=vps_your_token_here \
    uvx vps-mcp

# Verify it's connected
$ claude mcp list

Available Tools

Complete reference of all 26 MCP tools, grouped by category.

Servers

Tool	Description
`list_servers`	List all servers in your account
`get_server`	Get detailed info about a specific server
`create_server`	Create a new VPS with specified plan, OS, and location
`delete_server`	Delete an existing server
`server_power`	Start, stop, restart or hard stop a server
`create_backup`	Create a backup of a server
`create_snapshot`	Create a snapshot of a server
`resize_server`	Move a server to a different plan (the server may restart)

Domains

Tool	Description
`list_domains`	List all domains in your account
`get_domain`	Get details for a specific domain
`search_domains`	Check domain name availability
`update_nameservers`	Change the nameservers of a domain
`renew_domain`	Renew a domain registration

DNS

Tool	Description
`list_dns_zones`	List all DNS zones in your account
`get_dns_zone`	Get a DNS zone with all its records
`create_dns_zone`	Create a DNS zone for a domain
`delete_dns_zone`	Delete a DNS zone and all its records
`create_dns_record`	Create a new DNS record (A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, etc.)
`update_dns_record`	Update an existing DNS record
`delete_dns_record`	Delete a DNS record

Plans, Locations and Operating Systems

Tool	Description
`list_plans`	List available server plans and pricing
`list_locations`	List available locations
`list_operating_systems`	List available operating systems for server creation

SSH Keys

Tool	Description
`list_ssh_keys`	List all SSH keys in your account
`add_ssh_key`	Add a new SSH public key
`delete_ssh_key`	Delete an SSH key

What is MCP?

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets AI assistants connect directly to external tools and services. Instead of copying and pasting API responses, your AI can take actions on your behalf.

With the VPS.org MCP server, you can tell Claude to create an Ubuntu server or point example.com to your server, and it will execute those actions using your VPS.org API token.

MCP Server for VPS.org

Full Infrastructure Control

Servers

Domains

DNS

SSH Keys

Get Started in 3 Steps

Get Your API Token

Configure Your AI Tool

Start Using

Configuration

Available Tools

Servers

Domains

DNS

Plans, Locations and Operating Systems

SSH Keys

What is MCP?

Ready to Get Started?