MCP server for Claude and ChatGPT
Ask Claude or ChatGPT about your infrastructure
Connect InfraNest to your AI assistant and ask in plain words. Is anything down? Which domains expire soon? Where does this record point? It answers from your live account in seconds — across every provider you use.
Free plan included · No credit card · Connects in about a minute
- Answers from your live account
- Connect in a minute, no token
- Read-only: it can’t change a thing
- Free on every plan
Is anything down right now?
status_overviewTwo things need attention in Northwind Cloud:
- Checkout flow is down — HTTP 503 — Service Unavailable, 8 failed checks in a row.
- Search API is up but slow — HTTP 200 — OK, but the response-time assertion failed (1,240 ms).
The other 9 monitors are up.
Works with
Ask like you’d ask a colleague
No dashboards to click through, no exports to paste. Ask your question and the assistant looks it up in InfraNest: your domains, DNS, servers, certificates and monitoring, across every registrar, DNS host and cloud you connected. You get real names, dates and numbers back.
- “Which domains expire in the next 30 days?”
- “Where does mail.example.com point, and when did that change?”
- “Which servers are running out of disk space?”
- “Which monitors were down last night, and for how long?”
- “What was our uptime last month, per monitor?”
Which domains expire in the next 30 days, and which aren’t on auto-renew?
list_domains4 domains need a look:
- nwcloud.appexpired 7 days ago · auto-renew off
- northwind-labs.comin 8 days · auto-renew off
- northwind.shopin 10 days · auto-renew off
- northwind.comin 17 days · auto-renew on
3 of them are not on auto-renew. Renew those first.
Connected in a minute. No token to copy.
In Claude or ChatGPT, add InfraNest as a connector, sign in and click Allow. That’s all. You pick one organization, and the assistant works only there. Developer tools like Claude Code, Cursor and VS Code connect with an API token instead.
- Claude and ChatGPT: add one address, sign in, done
- Added on claude.ai? It works in the Claude desktop and mobile apps too
- Try it first on your free sandbox, with sample data
- Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code and Claude Desktop connect with an API token (Pro and up)
When you answer, you go back to claude.ai.
Verified by InfraNest
It works only in the organization you pick. For another one, connect the app again.
Claude can see your domains, DNS, servers, monitoring, drop catches, members and teams, billing, audit log and data exports and imports. It can’t change anything.
Show what it can see (9)It keeps this access until you remove it in My account → Authorized apps.
It can look, never touch
Every tool the assistant gets is a read. It can’t create, change or delete anything. It sees only what you can see yourself, in the organization you picked. Every request lands in your audit log, and one click removes it.
- Read-only by design: nothing it does changes anything
- Your role decides what it sees
- Secrets stay out: transfer codes, certificate files, tokens and data exports are never returned
- Every request is in the audit log, under the assistant’s name
- Remove it under My account → Authorized apps and access ends at once
Organization: Northwind Cloud
What you can ask about
Twenty tools, one for each question people actually ask, and a general one for anything else the API can read.
Status at a glance
Is everything up right now? One question covers every monitor, open incident and maintenance window.
Monitors and incidents
Uptime, response times, recent check results and the full timeline of an incident.
Servers
Every server across your clouds, with its latest CPU, memory and disk, and what needs attention.
DNS records
Every zone and record, plus a search across all of them: “which records point at 192.0.2.10?”
Domains
Expiry dates, auto-renew, registrar and nameservers for every domain you hold.
Certificates
Every certificate InfraNest tracks, with its expiry date.
Audit log
Who changed what, and when. “Who changed the DNS for shop.example.com this week?”
Uptime reports
Monthly uptime per monitor, ready to drop into a client report.
Try it on your own account
Create a free account, connect your providers, then connect your assistant.
Finding the answer: by hand vs asking
The question is simple. Getting the answer usually isn’t.
By hand
- Log in to every registrar to check expiry dates
- Open three DNS dashboards to find one record
- Export uptime data and build the report yourself
- Dig through old emails to see who changed what
- Paste screenshots into a chat and hope it reads them right
With InfraNest and your assistant
- One question covers every registrar you connected
- Search DNS records across all your zones at once
- Ask for last month’s uptime, per monitor
- Ask the audit log who changed it, and when
- The assistant reads your live data, not a screenshot
One login, ten modules
Every module is in every plan, Free included — what changes is how much of each you get, plus a few advanced features from Pro.
Domains & DNS
Monitoring & Status
Automation
The cost of doing it separately
Buy each piece from a different tool and it adds up fast:
- Uptime monitoring
- ~€26
- SSL tracking
- ~€15
- Status page
- ~€26
- Across 3 separate tools
- ~€67/mo
Also in Pro, not counted above: 100 domains with DNS, 10 servers across your cloud providers, 25 automations, Dynamic IP and Drop Catch.
Each line is that tool’s cheapest paid plan. Pro covers all of it: 50 monitors, 100 certificates and 3 status pages on your own domain.
Prices checked October 2026 · dollar prices at the ECB rate
AI assistant questions
What is an MCP server?
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI assistants use outside tools. InfraNest’s MCP server gives your assistant a set of read tools — list your domains, search your DNS, check your monitors — so it answers from your account instead of guessing.
Which assistants work with it?
Claude (web, desktop and mobile), ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor and VS Code. Any assistant that supports remote MCP servers can connect to https://api.infranest.io/mcp. In ChatGPT, custom connectors depend on your ChatGPT plan and settings.
Is it free?
Yes. Connecting Claude or ChatGPT works on every InfraNest plan, Free included, at no extra cost. Connecting a developer tool such as Cursor or Claude Code uses an API token, which needs Pro or higher — or a test token in your free sandbox.
Can the assistant change my DNS or delete something?
No. Every tool is a read: it can look things up, but it can’t create, change or delete anything. If it suggests a change, you make it yourself in InfraNest, or with a script you run through the API.
What can it see?
Only the organization you picked, and only what your role there allows. Secrets are never returned: domain transfer codes, certificate files, agent and deploy tokens, status page subscriber lists and data exports.
Where does my data go?
What the assistant reads goes to the assistant you chose — Claude, ChatGPT or your editor — under that provider’s terms, just like anything you type into it. InfraNest sends only what the assistant asks for, within the access you gave it.
How do I disconnect an assistant?
In InfraNest, open My account → Authorized apps and click Remove. Access ends at once. An assistant you don’t use for 30 days has to be connected again anyway.
Can I try it without real data?
Yes. Create a free sandbox under My account → Developer and pick it when you connect. The assistant then reads sample domains, DNS zones, monitors and a server, so you can see what it answers first.
Your infrastructure, one question away
Free plan included. Connect your providers, then your assistant.
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