manage-dns-zones

Manages authoritative DNS zones on the configured Technitium DNS Server instance. Supports listing, creating, deleting, enabling, disabling, and exporting zones.

<quick_start>

/technitium-dns:manage-dns-zones                    # list all zones
/technitium-dns:manage-dns-zones create example.com
/technitium-dns:manage-dns-zones delete example.com
/technitium-dns:manage-dns-zones enable example.com
/technitium-dns:manage-dns-zones disable example.com
/technitium-dns:manage-dns-zones export example.com

</quick_start>

Parse `env=` from `$ARGUMENTS` before any other processing. Strip it from remaining arguments. Default to `""` (empty string). Credential file: `~/.claude/channels/technitium-dns/${ENV}.env`. Omit `env=` from suggested commands when ENV is empty.

Load credentials from the env file. If missing or TECHNITIUM_URL is not set, tell the user to run /technitium-dns:configure-technitium first.

Auth token resolution (before every API call):

• If TECHNITIUM_TOKEN is set, use it directly as $TOKEN.
• Otherwise call:

  http --ignore-stdin -b GET "${TECHNITIUM_URL%/}/api/user/login" user=="$TECHNITIUM_USER" pass=="$TECHNITIUM_PASSWORD"
  

  Parse the token field from the JSON response.

All subsequent API calls use token==$TOKEN as a query parameter.

Parse the first word of remaining arguments as the subcommand. Default to `list` if none given.

list (default) — list all authoritative zones:

http --ignore-stdin -b GET "${TECHNITIUM_URL%/}/api/zones/list" token=="$TOKEN"

Display a table with columns: Zone, Type, Internal, Enabled, DNSSEC. Sort by zone name. Show total count at the bottom.

create <zone> [type=<type>] — create a new zone:

<zone> is required. type defaults to Primary. Valid types: Primary, Secondary, Stub, Forwarder, SecondaryForwarder, Internal.

http --ignore-stdin -b POST "${TECHNITIUM_URL%/}/api/zones/create" \
  token=="$TOKEN" zone=="<zone>" type=="<type>"

delete <zone> — delete a zone:

Confirm first: "This will permanently delete zone <zone>. Are you sure?" Only proceed if confirmed.

http --ignore-stdin -b POST "${TECHNITIUM_URL%/}/api/zones/delete" \
  token=="$TOKEN" zone=="<zone>"

enable <zone> — enable a disabled zone:

http --ignore-stdin -b POST "${TECHNITIUM_URL%/}/api/zones/enable" \
  token=="$TOKEN" zone=="<zone>"

disable <zone> — disable a zone without deleting it:

http --ignore-stdin -b POST "${TECHNITIUM_URL%/}/api/zones/disable" \
  token=="$TOKEN" zone=="<zone>"

export <zone> — export zone as BIND format zone file:

http --ignore-stdin GET "${TECHNITIUM_URL%/}/api/zones/export" \
  token=="$TOKEN" zone=="<zone>"

Print the raw zone file content to the user.

- Zone names should not have a trailing dot — strip it if the user provides one. - `type` is case-sensitive — always capitalize the first letter (e.g. `Primary` not `primary`). - If `"status": "invalid-token"`, tell the user the session expired and suggest re-running or reconfiguring. - If `"status": "error"`, show the `errorMessage` field.

<success_criteria>

• Zone list displayed as a sorted table with all columns
• Create/delete/enable/disable report success or clear error
• Delete requires confirmation before executing
• API errors surfaced with actionable messages </success_criteria>