Product Updates
The AI Interface to Domain Management
2026-08-24 · OSIR Team
Summary: Every OSIR account now includes an AI Interface, built directly into the dashboard. It is a chat that does real work: list your domains, check availability and register a name, create a DNS zone, change an A record, create a mailbox, deploy a site. It runs on the same OSIR MCP server that external AI agents use - all 100 tools - with a confirmation step in front of anything that spends money. It is in beta, it is included with your account, and there is nothing to install.
What is the OSIR AI Interface?
Sign in to the dashboard and there is a new option next to your regular control panel: AI Osir. It opens a chat. You type what you want, the way you would ask a colleague, and the AI Interface calls the actual account tools and shows you the result.
The first thing most people try is "list all my domains", and the answer is worth pausing on. You get your real portfolio back in about half a second - a table with expiry dates and auto-renew status - and then a plain sentence telling you what actually matters: all active, nothing expiring soon, the next renewal is in November. That last part is the point. A menu can show you a table. It takes something that understands the table to tell you whether you should care.
Each answer also shows the tool it called and how long the call took. That little chip saying listUserDomains - 509ms is there on purpose: you can see what the AI did instead of taking its summary on faith.
Here is the odd part: outside AI got this before our own customers did. We shipped the MCP server first, so for months Claude could register a domain on OSIR while our dashboard was still all menus and forms. The AI Interface closes that gap. It is the zero-setup version of connecting an AI agent to your domains: you are already signed in, so there is no connector to add, no API key to copy, nothing to configure.
What can you ask it to do?
Anything the OSIR platform can do. The everyday requests, with what actually runs underneath:
| You say | What runs underneath |
|---|---|
| "Show me my domains and what expires next" | listUserDomains - your portfolio with expiry and auto-renew status |
| "Is myproject.ai available? Register it" | checkDomainAvailability, then a priced quote you confirm before registerDomain runs |
| "Create a DNS zone for my new domain" | initializeDnsZone - the zone goes live on OSIR nameservers |
| "Point www at 203.0.113.10" | createDnsRecord or updateDnsRecord - A record changed in one message |
| "Create a mailbox hello@ on my domain" | enableMailDomain and createMailbox - mail DNS is published automatically |
| "Deploy my site" | osirAppDeploy - your app goes live on OSIR hosting |
Those six cover most days, but the surface is much wider: transfers, renewals, WHOIS privacy, registrar locks, contacts, SSH keys, VPS provisioning, invoices, account activity. The AI Interface has the complete 100-tool catalog at its disposal, so if the platform can do it, you can ask for it.
Can it spend my money without asking?
No, and this is the rule we care most about. Any action that costs money stops and shows you a quote - the price, the fees, the total - and runs only after you say yes. Listing, checking, and reading happen instantly; registering, renewing, and ordering wait for your confirmation. We wrote about why this matters back when we asked whether an AI should be allowed to buy you a domain, and the answer has not changed: an AI that can spend your money needs a leash, and the leash is you.
Everything the AI Interface does is also written to your account's audit trail, the same one you can query yourself ("what changed on this domain in the last month?"). Software that acts on your account should leave the same paper trail you would.
How does it work under the hood?
The AI Interface is a first-party client of the OSIR MCP server - the same Model Context Protocol interface we expose to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and every other MCP-capable agent. Same 100 tools across 10 groups, same confirmation gate, same audit logging. There is no separate "portal AI" with its own duplicate logic to drift out of sync; the chat drives the machine interface that already runs the platform.
That has a practical consequence: the AI Interface and your own AI tools are interchangeable. A domain you register in the dashboard chat shows up when Claude lists your domains, and a DNS record your agent creates overnight is right there when you ask about it over coffee.
When would I use this instead of connecting my own AI?
Whichever fits the moment. We use all four ourselves, for different jobs:
| Interface | Setup | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Dashboard AI Interface | None - it is already in your account | Quick operations while you are in the portal anyway |
| Your own AI via MCP | Add the OSIR connector once | Domain work inside the assistant you already live in, alongside your other tools |
| OSIR CLI | Install the CLI (76 commands) | Scripting, CI pipelines, and people who prefer a terminal |
| A2A | Point your agent at the agent card | Autonomous agents talking to OSIR's 7 agents and 53 skills directly |
If you want the connector route, the MCP page has the one-minute setup for Claude and the other major assistants, and the AI integration docs cover MCP, A2A, and the REST API side by side.
OSIR AI Interface FAQ
What is the OSIR AI Interface?
A chat built into the OSIR client dashboard that performs real account operations - listing and registering domains, editing DNS, creating mailboxes, deploying sites - through the OSIR MCP server's 100 tools. It is currently in beta and included with every account.
Does the AI Interface cost extra?
No. It is part of your OSIR account at no additional charge. You pay only for the products you order through it - domains, mailboxes, servers - at the same prices as everywhere else, and always after an explicit confirmation.
Can the AI Interface register a domain or spend money on its own?
No. Every paid action produces a quote with the full price, and nothing runs until you confirm it. Read-only operations like listing domains or checking availability run immediately.
Can I use Claude or ChatGPT instead of the built-in AI Interface?
Yes. It runs on the same MCP server that external assistants connect to, so Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any MCP-compatible agent can do the same work. Both see the same account, and every change shows up in both places.
What can the AI Interface manage besides domains?
DNS zones and records, email mailboxes, VPS servers, app hosting and deployments, transfers, contacts, invoices, and account activity - the full 100-tool, 10-group catalog of the OSIR MCP server.
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