XNS Relayer MCP server

This is a helper that connects your AI assistant to XNS Relayer, a storage service you run yourself instead of renting from a big cloud company. It is made for people who want their own private storage but do not want to type commands all day. If you can chat, you can run it.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI to set up XNS Relayer storage. The AI uses this helper to check that your computer has what it needs, like Docker and free ports. Then it downloads the right files, starts the storage containers, and waits until everything is healthy. It also walks you through creating an account, verifying your email, and claiming your storage. After that, you can ask it to check health, change settings, or make backups.

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What you can do with it

• Set up a new XNS Relayer storage server from scratch
• Check that your server is healthy and running
• Configure which storage hosts your data uses
• Test that storage actually works by saving and reading a file
• Change settings like worker count or backup schedule
• Restart services when something needs a refresh
• Create, list, restore, or delete configuration backups

Try asking your AI

• “Set up XNS Relayer on this machine and walk me through it”
• “Is my Relayer healthy right now?”
• “Show me the available host tags so I can pick data and parity hosts”
• “Make a backup of my Relayer configuration”

What it gives back to you

You get plain answers in the chat, like whether your server is healthy or what settings you can change. For setup, it gives you a sign-up link and a claim link to open in your browser. It can also show you lists of backups or host tags, and confirm when it has made a change. If something needs your attention, it tells you what to do next.

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Who it's for

People who want their own private storage without becoming system administrators, and small teams that prefer to keep data on their own machines.