Manage Cloudflare DNS and tunnels to securely expose SSH and web services.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "cloudflare-dns-cloudflared-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Using cloudflare-dns-cloudflared-mcp, create a cloudflared tunnel for the internal service at http://localhost:8080 and configure Cloudflare DNS so it is publicly available at app.example.com; also provide a summary of the changes made.
Returns the tunnel and DNS configuration results, confirming the service is reachable via the specified domain.
Use cloudflare-dns-cloudflared-mcp to create a cloudflared access entry for the SSH host 10.0.0.15, bind it to ssh.example.com, and enable Google OAuth-based access control.
Generates the SSH exposure and access-control configuration, explaining how authorized users can connect securely.
List the current DNS records in the Cloudflare zone for example.com, identify records pointing to the old tunnel target, and update them to the new cloudflared tunnel target.
Outputs the relevant DNS records, identified issues, and a summary of the completed updates.
Manage Cloudflare DNS zones, records, cache purges, and page rules.
Manage DNS records and Cloudflare tunnel lifecycle in one API-driven MCP workflow.
Manage Cloudflare DNS, Workers, storage, AI, and security via one MCP interface.
Manage Cloudflare domains, DNS, SSL, zones, analytics, and cache via MCP or CLI.
Manage Cloudflare DNS, compute, storage, and security services via one MCP tool.
Query Cloudflare infrastructure and configuration status in natural language for troubleshooting.