Hostinger Connector

Use when the user wants to work with domain names or DNS at Hostinger — checking availability and buying a domain, reading domain details and renewal dates, changing nameservers, setting up forwarding, managing registrar lock, WHOIS privacy and WHOIS contact profiles, getting an authorization code for a transfer, and reading, editing, validating, resetting or restoring DNS records.

Use when the user wants a Hostinger online store — creating a store, adding physical or digital products, setting flat-rate shipping, enabling a manual payment method, checking whether the store is ready to take orders, and creating or updating a custom sales channel so a frontend you built can serve the catalog and a hosted checkout. Not for WooCommerce, which is a WordPress plugin.

Use when the user wants to work with Hostinger Reach, their email marketing product — listing and creating contacts, importing contacts in bulk, organising them into groups, building segments with custom criteria, reading segment membership, listing marketing profiles, and checking whether a sending domain's MX, SPF, DKIM and DMARC records are configured. Not for mailboxes or reading mail.

Start here for any task involving the user's Hostinger account — deploying a site, managing hosting and PHP, running WordPress, buying or configuring domains and DNS records, or administering a VPS. This skill connects the Hostinger MCP server, signs the user in, sets the safety rules that every Hostinger action follows, and hands off to the specialist skill that owns the task.

Use when the user wants to see or manage what they pay Hostinger for — listing subscriptions and their renewal state, enabling or disabling auto-renewal, renewing a subscription, browsing the product catalog with prices, listing payment methods and setting a default, or placing an order for a Hostinger product. Every write here costs the user money or affects whether their services stay online.

Use when the user wants to administer a Hostinger VPS — listing and inspecting virtual machines, starting, stopping or restarting them, taking and restoring snapshots and backups, managing firewalls and their rules, SSH public keys, post-install scripts, PTR records, hostnames and nameservers, entering recovery mode, reading metrics and malware scan results, or running Docker projects on the machine.

Use for anything on a Hostinger hosting plan — deploying static sites and Node.js applications, provisioning websites and free subdomains, installing and operating WordPress with its plugins and themes, and managing PHP versions and extensions, MySQL databases, cron jobs, subdomains, parked domains and server-side caching. Also covers Agency Plan websites. Buying or configuring a domain name belongs to domains; a VPS belongs to vps.