Hetzner

Hetzner MCP Connector for Claude

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Manage Hetzner Cloud infrastructure—list servers, manage firewalls, and control power states directly from any AI agent.

38 tools Official Updated Jun 28, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

Connect your Hetzner Cloud account to any AI agent to orchestrate your infrastructure through natural language.

What you can do

  • Server Management — List all active servers, fetch specific details, and create or delete instances on demand.
  • Power Control — Remotely power on servers or rebuild them from specific images using simple commands.
  • Networking & Security — Manage private networks, configure firewalls, and handle floating IPs to ensure connectivity.
  • Load Balancing — List and create load balancers to distribute traffic across your infrastructure efficiently.

How it works

  1. Subscribe to this server
  2. Enter your Hetzner Cloud API Token
  3. Start managing your cloud resources from Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client

No more manual navigation through the cloud console for routine checks. Your AI acts as a cloud engineer, providing instant visibility into your VPS fleet.

Who is this for?

  • DevOps Engineers — quickly audit server states and firewall rules without leaving the terminal or IDE
  • System Administrators — automate power cycles and resource monitoring through conversation
  • Developers — spin up or rebuild development environments directly from a coding assistant
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38 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

list_certificates

List all certificates

create_certificate

Create a new certificate

get_storage_box

Get details of a specific Storage Box

list_images

List all images

create_firewall

Create a new firewall

create_floating_ip

Create a new floating IP

create_load_balancer

Create a new load balancer

create_network

Create a new network

create_server

Create a new server

create_ssh_key

Create a new SSH key

create_storage_box_snapshot

Create a manual snapshot for a Storage Box

create_storage_box_subaccount

Create a subaccount for a Storage Box

create_volume

Create a new volume

create_zone

Create a new DNS zone

list_datacenters

List all datacenters

delete_load_balancer

Delete a load balancer

delete_server

Delete a server

list_firewalls

List all firewalls

list_floating_ips

List all floating IPs

get_action

Get details of a specific action

get_server

Get details of a specific server

list_load_balancers

List all load balancers

list_locations

List all locations

list_networks

List all networks

list_placement_groups

List all placement groups

poweron_server

Power on a server

list_primary_ips

List all primary IPs

rebuild_server

Rebuild a server from an image

list_server_types

List all server types

list_servers

List all servers

list_ssh_keys

List all SSH keys

list_storage_box_snapshots

List snapshots for a Storage Box

list_storage_box_subaccounts

List subaccounts for a Storage Box

list_storage_boxes

List all Storage Boxes

update_storage_box

Update Storage Box settings (e.g., enable/disable protocols like SMB, WebDAV)

list_volumes

List all volumes

list_zones

List all DNS zones

list_isos

List all ISOs

See how to talk to your AI agent using Hetzner.

List all my active servers in the Hetzner Cloud.

I've found 3 servers: 'web-prod' (ID: 12345, running), 'db-master' (ID: 12346, running), and 'staging-app' (ID: 12347, off).

Get the full details for server ID 12345.

Fetching details for server 12345... It is a CX21 instance located in fsn1-dc14, currently running Ubuntu 22.04 with IP 1.2.3.4.

Power on the server with ID 12347.

Sending power-on command to server 12347... The action has been initiated successfully.

Yes, the `list_servers` tool retrieves a complete list of your instances, including their IDs, status, and labels.

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