Redirhub Mcp Server
@redirhub
MCP server for RedirHub — AI-powered URL redirect management and link shortener. Create, update, test, and monitor redirects via Claude, Cursor, and any MCP client. Alternative to Bitly with custom domains and team collaboration.
Overview
What is Redirhub Mcp Server?
Redirhub Mcp Server gives AI agents direct access to RedirHub’s redirect infrastructure through the Model Context Protocol. It allows users to create, update, test, and monitor URL redirects, short links, custom domains, and team members from within any MCP client such as Claude, Cursor, or Cline.
How to use Redirhub Mcp Server?
Generate a Workspace API token from RedirHub’s dashboard (Settings → API Tokens), then add the server to your MCP client config with the endpoint https://api.redirhub.com/mcp/v1 and a Bearer token header. Once connected, issue natural language commands like “Create a 301 redirect from /old-blog to /blog on my domain.”
Key features of Redirhub Mcp Server
- AI-native redirect management via natural language
- Custom branded short links with your own domains
- Automatic DNS verification for reliable redirects
- Query click analytics and raw access logs
- Team workspace with role-based access control
- Compatible with any MCP client (Claude, Cursor, Cline)
Use cases of Redirhub Mcp Server
- Create and update redirect rules without opening a dashboard
- Generate branded short links and manage them from an AI assistant
- Inspect analytics and access logs for specific redirects or the whole workspace
- Bulk import, update, or delete hundreds of records with a dry-run safety check
- Invite team members and manage workspace settings conversationally
FAQ from Redirhub Mcp Server
How do I get an API token to use the server?
Go to dash.redirhub.com → Settings → API Tokens and create a Workspace API token.
What plans are supported?
The server is available on all plans, including Free.
How do I safely perform bulk operations?
Always invoke bulk tools (bulk-update-records-tool, bulk-delete-records-tool, bulk-import-tool) first with dry_run: true to preview the affected count, then re-invoke with dry_run: false only after explicit user confirmation.
What transport does the server use?
It uses Streamable HTTP with JSON-RPC 2.0.
What data can I access through this server?
You can read and manage redirect records, short links, custom domains, workspace members, and user profile data. Query filters include host, search, tags, DNS correctness, date ranges, and sorting.
