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DNS Spy MCP Server

io.dnsspy/dnsspyv1.0.0

DNS monitoring and domain security: live DNS, propagation, WHOIS/RDAP, SSL and look-alike domains.

remoteofficial registry

context tax

pending

security

pending

cold start

hosted

freshness

pending

Our reading of DNS Spy, from the data

DNS Spy is a monitoring & observability MCP server, listed in the official MCP Registry.

We haven't measured its tool list yet, so its token cost is unknown.

It runs as a hosted endpoint, so there is nothing to install.

Install DNS Spy MCP server

Install in Claude Code

claude mcp add --transport http dnsspy https://dnsspy.io/mcp

Remote endpoints

  • streamable-httphttps://dnsspy.io/mcp

Freshness

Not enough public signals yet to judge maintenance.

  1. Last commit (default branch)

    no data · GitHub

  2. Latest release

    no data · GitHub

  3. Package published

    no data · npm/PyPI

  4. Registry entry updated

    2026-10-16 · 2d ago · official registry · v1.0.0

How it compares in Monitoring & Observability

Against the most-starred monitoring & observability servers we index. Token cost is per model turn, measured from each server's live tool list.

ServerStarsToolsTokens / turnFreshnessRuns
DNS Spy (this)——not measured—hosted
Netdata81,005—not measuredActivehosted
Firecrawl7,63434,383Activelocal + hosted
Browser Tools7,327—not measured—local
Kubefwd4,177—not measuredActivelocal
Radar Kubernetes3,851—not measuredActivehosted
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FAQ

›How do I install the DNS Spy MCP server in Claude Code?

Run: claude mcp add --transport http dnsspy https://dnsspy.io/mcp. For Cursor, VS Code, Claude Desktop and Windsurf, use the install tabs above.

›Does DNS Spy require an API key?

No required environment variables are declared in its published metadata.

›Can I use DNS Spy as a remote (hosted) MCP server?

Yes. It is a hosted MCP server; connect to its URL with any client that supports remote MCP.

›Is DNS Spy in the official MCP registry?

Yes, as io.dnsspy/dnsspy.

Sources and method

Official MCP Registry entry
updated 2026-10-16
Last checked against all sources
2026-10-19

The description, packages and links come from the maintainer's own published metadata. Token cost, security signals, freshness and the reading above are MCPSkillHub's own measurements; see the methodology. Spot an error? Request a correction or claim the listing.

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