Your AI assistant claims the name and sets the records. MCP native, IPv6 ready.
Features
Live in three steps: Ask your AI assistant — it claims your free subdomain, sets the records, and hands you the keys.
Questions, answered: No signup forms, no dashboards — just a conversation.
Ready when you are: Security and convenience are the defaults, not add-ons.
Use Cases
mcps.my is a specialized subdomain registry designed for the Model Context Protocol ecosystem and beyond. We provide developers with standardized subdomains to act as unique identifiers for their distributed services.
Our subdomains are ideal for:
MCP Server Endpoints: Providing a consistent URL for your protocol implementations.
Project Documentation: Serving as a lightweight web presence for your open-source or private MCP tools.
Custom Tooling: Any specialized service that benefits from being part of the MCP ecosystem.
Open standard
MCP is an open protocol — bring the client you use today and whatever you prefer tomorrow. No vendor lock on either side.
MCP native
One server URL from your operator, added to your favourite MCP client — Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode or anything that speaks MCP.
Plain-language control
"Claim the subdomain your-project-name for me." Your assistant checks availability, verifies you, and does the rest — no forms, no dashboards.
Essential DNS records
A, AAAA, CNAME and TXT — set, update or remove them by simply asking. Need more? Delegate the whole subdomain to a third-party nameserver of your choice.
Bring your own nameserver
Delegate your whole subdomain to third-party nameservers whenever you outgrow the operator's zone — one sentence, handled.
Secrets stay yours
You get a one-time login token and an optional recovery key, shown exactly once. The server never echoes them back.
Which AI clients work with mcps.my?
Anything that speaks MCP: Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode and most others. Add it as a remote server with the URL your operator gave you — the connect dialog has copy-paste snippets.
Broad ecosystem support
MCP is an open protocol supported across a wide range of clients and servers. AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT, development tools like Visual Studio Code, Cursor, MCPJam, and many others all support MCP — making it easy to build once and integrate everywhere.
Why does MCP matter?
Depending on where you sit in the ecosystem, MCP can have a range of benefits.
Developers: MCP reduces development time and complexity when building, or integrating with, an AI application or agent.
AI applications or agents: MCP gives them access to an ecosystem of data sources, tools and apps, which enhances their capabilities and improves the end-user experience.
End-users: MCP results in more capable AI applications or agents that can access user data and take actions on the user’s behalf when necessary.
