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Manage DNS records and Cloudflare tunnel lifecycle in one API-driven MCP workflow.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "cloudflare-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use cloudflare-mcp to fetch all DNS records for the example.com zone, group them by type (A/CNAME/TXT), and return TTL plus record IDs.
Return DNS records grouped by type with TTL and record IDs for quick verification and troubleshooting.
Create an A record for www.example.com in example.com pointing to 203.0.113.20 with TTL 300; if it already exists, update it to this value.
Return whether the record was created or updated, with final effective parameters.
Use cloudflare-mcp to list Cloudflare Tunnels for example.com and get the current status of my-tunnel, then provide guidance on possible start/stop actions.
Return a tunnel status summary with recommended lifecycle actions such as start or stop.
During migration to a new IP or host, operations teams can use this tool to inspect and update DNS records quickly, reducing manual dashboard updates.
When decommissioning old environments after deployment, teams can list existing DNS entries and update or delete obsolete records to avoid resolution confusion.
For internal service exposure setups, development and operations teams can use this tool to check and manage Cloudflare Tunnel lifecycle states in one place.
It is an MCP tool that uses the Cloudflare API to manage Cloudflare zone DNS records and supports tunnel lifecycle operations.
The provided information does not include installation, runtime, or key setup details. Check the source repository for prerequisites.
This tool centralizes common DNS and tunnel tasks into an MCP interface for AI or automation workflows; parameter and permission details should be checked in the source repository.
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