Subdomain Access
Each deployed MCP server gets its own subdomain for clean, direct access.
How It Works
When you deploy an MCP server, agnexus automatically assigns it a subdomain:
https://your-server-name.agnexus.ai
This subdomain is:
- Unique: Each server has its own subdomain
- Persistent: It stays the same across deployments
- Direct: No path prefixes needed
- HTTPS: Automatically secured with SSL
Accessing Your Server
From MCP Clients
Connect your MCP server to AI assistants like Claude Desktop:
{
"mcpServers": {
"my-server": {
"url": "https://my-server.agnexus.ai",
"transport": "sse"
}
}
}
From Applications
Use your server's subdomain in any HTTP client:
curl https://my-server.agnexus.ai/tools/list
From Browsers
Open the subdomain in your browser to see server information (if your server exposes a web interface).
Subdomain Format
Subdomains follow this pattern:
- Based on your server name
- Lowercase and alphanumeric
- Hyphens allowed
- Unique across all agnexus servers
Example: If you name your server "My Notion MCP", the subdomain might be my-notion-mcp-abc123.agnexus.ai.
Custom Domains (Coming Soon)
We're working on support for custom domains. Soon you'll be able to use your own domain like:
https://mcp.yourdomain.com
Security
All subdomains are:
- HTTPS only: Encrypted connections required
- Authenticated: Use access keys for private servers
- Monitored: Traffic and usage tracked
Troubleshooting
Can't Access Server
- Check that your server is deployed (not paused)
- Verify the subdomain URL is correct
- Check server logs for errors
- Ensure your server is listening on port 8080
Subdomain Not Working
- Wait a few minutes after deployment for DNS propagation
- Clear your DNS cache
- Try accessing from a different network