Claude Porkbun connectorWhat Claude can do in your Porkbun account.

Checks that the connection to the Porkbun API works and that the credentials in use are accepted, before Claude tries anything heavier.

Tells you whether one domain is free to register and what it costs, so the answer comes from Porkbun rather than from a guess. Porkbun expresses every money parameter in cents, and the parameter name says so.

Returns what a given extension demands at registration, expressed as a JSON Schema, so Claude knows which details the registry expects for that extension before anything is filed.

Fetches Porkbun's current prices for every supported extension in one call, which lets Claude compare extensions side by side instead of checking them one at a time.

Browses the domains offered for sale on the Porkbun marketplace. Porkbun specifies that this is the aftermarket: names owned by other users, not new registrations.

Lists the domains held in your Porkbun account, the starting point before Claude looks at any one of them in detail with the domain, DNS or hosting tools.

Returns the metadata of one domain: status, creation and expiry dates, security lock, WHOIS privacy, auto-renew and API access opt-in. It covers only one name at a time.

Shows the credit available on your Porkbun account. Porkbun says purchases spend this prepaid credit, and that your card is only charged on a top-up you approve or an auto top-up you set up.

Reads the API spend controls of your account: monthly spend limit, low-balance alert threshold, auto top-up settings and what the API has spent in the current month.

Shows which nameservers a domain in your account currently uses, which tells Claude where its DNS is actually served before it looks at any record.

Lists every DNS record stored for a domain in your account, each with the numeric identifier Porkbun gives it. That identifier is what Claude needs later to point at one precise record.

Shows the DNSSEC DS records currently submitted to the registry for a domain, so Claude can tell you what the registry holds for that name today.

Returns all the URL redirection rules configured on a domain, each with its identifier, so Claude can tell you where each address leads.

Shows the glue records of a domain, host by host, as they stand at Porkbun, so Claude can read back the addresses tied to each host name.

Gathers the inbound domain transfers in progress or recently made on your account, so Claude can report where each one stands in a single answer.

Reports the status of one specific inbound transfer for a domain, which is narrower than the full list and useful when a single name is the question.

Retrieves the free SSL certificate bundle Porkbun issues for a domain, ready to install on a server.

Returns the four contacts of a domain, registrant, admin, tech and billing, with their current field values: name, organization, address, phone and email.

Lists the hosting plans available through the API with their price in cents, billing interval, trial length and features. Those amounts in cents are what Porkbun expects back at provisioning time.

Reports the Secure Static Hosting status of a domain, plan, server, trial, expiry and auto-renew, or says that it has none.

Lists the file and folder names in a domain's static hosting space, optionally under a given path. It shows names only, not file contents.

Returns a realistic example response for any API endpoint, without credentials and without touching your account. Porkbun says no setup is needed for it.

Lists the available topics of the Porkbun API documentation, so Claude can pick the right page before reading it with read_doc.

Reads one page of the Porkbun documentation as text, and Porkbun says it works without any API key.

Searches the full Porkbun API reference by keyword and returns the most relevant sections; it also needs no key, according to Porkbun.

Lists the event types a webhook endpoint can be subscribed to on Porkbun. It is a catalogue: nothing gets subscribed by reading it.

Lists the webhook endpoints registered on the authenticated account, so Claude can tell you what is already wired up there. Each endpoint's detail is then one get_webhook call away.

Fetches one webhook endpoint by its number, with its signing secret and its delivery health, consecutive failures included.

Lists recent webhook delivery attempts, newest first, across all endpoints or filtered to a single one, so Claude can trace what was sent and when.

Retrieves a single delivery by its id, with the full JSON payload that went out, or is about to, and its delivery status.