The author shares their experience of using Claude, a large language model, to manage their DNS server through Technitium, a self-hosted DNS solution. Managing DNS has traditionally been a complex and mentally taxing task, often requiring navigation through intricate WebUI interfaces and log analysis. By leveraging Claude, the author can manage DNS settings using natural language, which significantly reduces the cognitive load associated with remembering specific commands and interfaces. Technitium's robust HTTP API allows Claude to execute commands effectively, from creating DNS records to adjusting blocklists. This interactive setup not only simplifies DNS management but also enhances the author’s learning experience by providing immediate feedback and suggestions. Future plans include expanding the DNS setup with clustering for reliability and automating tasks such as DHCP synchronization and SSL certificate renewals. The author emphasizes a cautious approach to automation, preferring to verify changes before fully relinquishing control to AI.