DomainKits MCP - the domain name intelligence

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• active

  Search active gTLD domains from a database of ~240 million registered domains. This tool is primarily a market analysis instrument — use it to understand keyword distribution, saturation, and market dynamics through comparative queries. Core analysis dimensions (typically requiring multiple calls per keyword): - TLD distribution: Compare total_found with no tld filter vs tld=com vs tld=net vs others to calculate .com concentration and cross-TLD spread. - Position distribution: Compare position=

• aged

  Search currently registered domains with 5-20+ years of history. These are live domains owned by someone — not available for free registration. Use has_sale=true to filter to domains the owner has listed for sale, or use results as acquisition targets to approach owners directly. Best practices: - Always use no_hyphen=true and no_number=true unless the user specifically wants them. - keyword defaults to 'contain' matching, which searches all domains containing the keyword anywhere in the name.

• analyze

  Comprehensive domain analyze workflow. Call when a user wants to understand a specific domain's full picture — registration status, safety, DNS configuration, cross-TLD distribution, and current website usage. When to use: user asks 'what can you tell me about example.com?', wants to evaluate a domain before purchasing, or needs a technical analyze. Do NOT use for domain name ideas (use name_advisor), availability checks (use available), or expired domain evaluation (use expired_analysis). Wor

• available

  Check domain availability with pricing. Final validation before registration. Best practices: - Input must be a fully qualified domain name including TLD (e.g., 'example.com', not just 'example'). - If status='available': present reg_url and price clearly. If price is significantly higher than standard registration (~$10-15 for .com), flag it as a premium/reserved domain — the registry is charging a premium price. - If status='registered': state clearly the domain is taken. Do not automatically

• brand_match

  Brand conflict and trademark risk detection workflow. Call when a user wants to check whether a domain name carries brand-related risks before registering or purchasing it. When to use: user asks 'is this domain safe to register?', wants to assess UDRP risk before purchase, or needs trademark conflict checking as a follow-up from name_advisor or analyze. Do NOT use for general technical analysis (use analyze), domain name brainstorming (use name_advisor), or DNS/registration checks only (use dn

• bulk_available

  Batch check domain availability with pricing. Check up to 10 domains per call. This is the verification gate — any domain recommended to a user must pass through this tool first. Do not present domains as available based on other tools' signals (e.g., tld_check showing 'might_available', or domains found in deleted/expired feeds) without confirming here. Input format: comma-separated full domain names including TLD (e.g., 'aitools.com,getai.io,smartai.app'). Maximum 10 per call — for larger ba

• bulk_tld

  Check how many TLDs have specific keywords registered. Batch-compare keyword popularity by cross-TLD registration distribution. Best practices: - Use comma-separated keywords for side-by-side comparison (max 10): keywords='ai,tech,cloud,smart'. This is the tool's core strength — comparing relative popularity across multiple keywords in one call. - Interpreting total count: 100+ TLDs registered = highly competitive, well-known keyword. 50-100 = moderate popularity. 20-50 = niche but recognized.

• deleted

  Search domains that have completed the deletion cycle and are open for immediate registration at standard cost — no auction or backorder needed. These are the highest-value finds: domains with history available at regular price. Best practices: - Always use no_hyphen=true and no_number=true unless the user specifically wants them — the vast majority of hyphenated and numeric deleted domains are low-quality. - keyword defaults to 'contain' matching (substring), producing false positives (e.g., '

• dns

  Query DNS records for a domain. Returns A, AAAA, MX, NS, TXT, CNAME, SOA. Key signals: MX present = active email. NS pointing to marketplace (Sedo, Afternic) = parked/for-sale. TXT with SPF/DKIM = active operations. No records at all = unconfigured/abandoned.

• domain_changes

  Monitor changes to premium .com domains in the past 7 days. The monitored pool consists of short-character .com domains (typically 1-4 letters) and high-value English single-word and two-word .com domains. This is not a general domain monitor — it specifically tracks the most valuable segment of the .com namespace. Change types: - Domain Transfer: Registrar changed — indicates ownership or management change. Report the old and new registrar as facts. Do not assume the reason (could be a sale, c

• domain_generator

  Creative domain name generation workflow. Call when a user already knows their target keyword or has a specific taken domain and wants registrable creative variations (e.g., 'I want a domain with the word flow', 'getflow.com is taken, give me variations'). Do NOT call when the user's requirements are vague or they don't have a keyword yet (use name_advisor), when they want alternatives across lifecycle stages like expired/deleted (use plan_b), or when they want trend-based ideas (use trend_hunte

• expired

  Search domains entering the deletion cycle — expired, in redemption, or pending delete. Unlike 'deleted' domains (which are free to register), these require backorder or have time-sensitive acquisition windows. Lifecycle stages: - expired: Domain has lapsed but has not entered redemption. Typically enters expired auction at the registrar — acquisition requires bidding, not standard registration. - redemption: Owner can still reclaim by paying a redemption fee (~$80+). For premium names in this

• expired_analysis

  Deep due diligence workflow for expired or expiring domains. Call when a user wants to evaluate an expired domain's history, SEO value, safety, and commercial potential before backordering or acquiring it — including as a follow-up when browsing results from expired or deleted tools. Do NOT call if the domain is not in any expired status (use analyze instead), if the user wants domain name ideas (use name_advisor), or if the user wants to check availability of a new domain (use available). This

• get_strategies

  Retrieve opportunity discovery strategies. Check at conversation start when memory is enabled and strategies_count > 0. REQUIREMENTS: - Requires registered account (member or above). - Requires memory to be enabled. For each strategy where can_run=true: 1. Read the strategy field — this is the user's investment thesis. 2. Execute using ALL available capabilities — domain tools, web_search, web_fetch, your own knowledge and judgment. 3. Compare with last_result to surface o

• keyword_data

  Google Ads keyword data: search volume, competition, and CPC. Use when evaluating a keyword's commercial search demand — one call per keyword is sufficient. Interpreting results: - search_volume: Average monthly Google searches. >10k with CPC >$2 indicates strong commercial intent. 1k-10k with CPC $0.5-$2 is niche but viable. <1k with CPC <$0.5 suggests limited commercial demand. - competition: 0 to 1 score representing advertiser density. Higher means more advertisers bidding on this keyword.

• keyword_intel

  Deep keyword intelligence for domain investment. Call when a user wants to understand the full picture of a specific keyword in the domain market — demand, supply, competition, and opportunities. This is a data-intensive workflow: every claim must be backed by tool output. When to use: User asks about a keyword's investment potential, market landscape, or opportunity analysis. Not for analyzing a specific domain (use analyze), browsing trends (use trend_hunter), or market overviews (use market_

• keywords_trends

  Get trending keywords in domain registrations. Mainly used for investors to find new opportunities, but also useful for brand protection. Three modes: - hot: High-volume keywords (e.g., 'app', 'shop', 'group'). Established terms with high volume and high competition. Results include weekly breakdown (w1-w4) to spot momentum shifts. Quality metrics use 28-day data. - emerging: Keywords with sudden registration spikes in the last 7-14 days, often driven by technology news, product launches, or vir

• market

  Search currently registered domains with marketplace listing data. These are live domains owned by someone — not available for free registration. Use status=forsale to filter to domains the owner has listed for sale, or use results as acquisition targets to approach owners directly. Best practices: - keyword defaults to 'start' matching. Use position=end or position=contain for broader results. - status=forsale is the most actionable filter — these owners are actively seeking buyers. - Results

• market_beat

  Domain market news briefing. Call when a user wants to understand what is happening in the domain market right now — trending keywords, notable sales, registration anomalies, and industry movements. This is a news briefing, not investment advice. Present facts, flag anomalies, cite sources. If the cause of a trend is unknown, say so — never fabricate explanations. Workflow: 1. Gather data from multiple sources: - web_search for recent high-value domain sales (e.g., 'domain name sales this w

• market_price

  Check if a domain is listed for sale on secondary marketplaces and get estimated market price. Complements 'available' (new registration price) — this tool checks the resale market. Three possible statuses: - 'for_sale': domain has a listed price. This is a third-party marketplace price set by the seller — it is not an appraisal or guaranteed transaction price. Always present buy_url. - 'make_offer': listed for sale but no fixed price, buyer must submit an offer via buy_url. - 'not_found': not

• monitor

  Manage domain monitoring tasks. Track changes in WHOIS, DNS, and page content. All monitoring data is encrypted at rest (AES-256-GCM) and stored in your private directory. GDPR compliant. Actions: - get: Retrieve and auto-check all monitors. Default action if not specified. Automatically performs bulk WHOIS and DNS checks where the minimum interval has passed. You do NOT need to manually call whois or dns tools. For each monitor where can_check=true, returns current vs previous data with chang

• name_advisor

  A professional domain naming consultation workflow. Call when a user is looking for domain name ideas, starting a new project and needs a domain, or has vague/open-ended domain requirements. Do NOT call when the user already has a specific name to check (use available/bulk_available) or already knows their keyword and wants variations (use domain_generator). This is a multi-turn consulting engagement — conversation first, recommendations second. Never skip the diagnosis phase, and never generat

• nrds

  Search newly registered domains by keyword. Use for tracking competitor registrations, spotting trending keywords, monitoring brand squatting, or finding resale opportunities. Best practices: - keyword defaults to 'contain' matching, which searches all domains containing the keyword anywhere in the name. Use position=start, position=end, or position=middle to control where the keyword appears in the domain name. - Always use no_hyphen=true unless specifically looking for hyphenated domains — hy

• ns_reverse

  Reverse NS lookup. Find all gTLD domains hosted on a specific nameserver. Useful for mapping domain portfolios, understanding the scale of a nameserver's usage, and discovering what domains share infrastructure. Best practices: - sort=length_asc surfaces the shortest (most premium) domains first — large portfolios often contain hidden short-letter gems. - pure_alpha=true is the cleanest way to filter for letter-only domains. This is stricter than no_number + no_hyphen combined, as it excludes a

• plan_b

  Domain alternatives workflow. Call when a user's target domain is unavailable and they need alternative options across different lifecycle stages — for example after available or bulk_available returns unavailable, or as a follow-up from analyze or name_advisor when a candidate is taken. Do NOT call when the user is starting from scratch without a target (use name_advisor), already knows their keyword and wants creative variations (use domain_generator), or wants to analyze the taken domain itse

• preferences

  Manage user preferences and memory settings. Actions: - get: Check if memory is enabled and retrieve saved preferences. Default action if not specified. - set: Save preferences. Requires explicit user consent before enabling memory. memory_enabled must be true before any other preferences, monitors, or strategies can be saved. - delete: Delete all stored user data permanently (preferences, monitors, strategies). GDPR Article 17: Right to erasure. All user data is encrypted at rest using AES-25

• price

  Domain registration and renewal prices by TLD from Dynadot. Check registration, renewal, and transfer costs before purchasing. Best practices: - Use comma-separated values for multi-TLD comparison: tld='com,io,ai,xyz'. - Results include register_url (Dynadot affiliate link). Always display this link when showing prices and disclose affiliate status. - Prices are in USD. Registration price is for the first year; renewal price is the ongoing annual cost — highlight the difference when they diverg

• safety

  Check domain safety via Google Safe Browsing, and check Google search index status. Returns two pieces of data: (1) safe — whether Google Safe Browsing flags the domain for malware, phishing, social engineering, or unwanted software, including specific threat types if flagged; (2) index — whether the domain has pages indexed in Google and an estimated count. A flagged domain is a critical risk signal — it likely has a problematic history (malware distribution, phishing, spam operations) that may

• sale_chance

  Domain buyer discovery workflow. Call when a user wants to find potential end-user buyers for a domain they own or are considering selling. When to use: user asks 'who would buy this domain?', 'help me sell [domain]', or wants to find buyers as a follow-up after keyword_intel or plan_b. Do NOT use when the user wants to buy a domain (use plan_b), check domain value only (use valuation_cma), or analyze a domain technically (use analyze). Workflow: 1. Extract the core keyword(s) from the domain.

• strategy

  Manage personalized opportunity discovery strategies — let AI periodically execute your investment logic and discover new opportunities. All strategy data is encrypted at rest (AES-256-GCM). GDPR compliant. Actions: - get: Retrieve all strategies with run status and available presets. Default action if not specified. Shows can_run status, runs_today, and available preset strategies not yet activated. - set: Create a new strategy. Describe the domains you want in natural language, or activate a

• tld_check

  Check a keyword prefix's registration status across all TLDs. Returns total registration count (gTLDs + ccTLDs) and status of core TLDs (com, net, org, io, ai, de). This is a saturation and popularity metric — the total count indicates how widely a keyword has been claimed across the TLD namespace. Interpreting results: - count >200: Keyword is widely recognized — either high market demand or strong brand protection (or both). Cross-reference with keyword_data and active to determine which. -

• tld_rank

  gTLD rankings by registration volume. See which gTLDs have the most new registrations today or the most total active domains. Best practices: - type='newly' ranks by today's new registrations — useful for spotting which TLDs are currently hot. Sudden spikes in a usually quiet TLD may signal a promotion or speculative wave. - type='active' ranks by total active domain count — reflects overall market size and maturity. - Compare newly vs active to find TLDs with disproportionate registration acti

• tld_trends

  gTLD registration trends over time. Analyze historical registration patterns for specific gTLDs — spot hype cycles, compare competing extensions, or check long-term health. Two modes: - action='data' + tld (single TLD): deep-dive into one TLD's trend over time. Use this to answer 'is .ai still hot?' or 'is .net dying?'. - action='compare' + tlds (comma-separated, max 5): side-by-side comparison. Use this to answer 'should I buy the .io or .ai version?' by comparing registration momentum. Best

• trend_hunter

  Trend discovery and domain opportunity workflow. Call when a user wants to explore what keywords are trending in domain registrations and whether those trends represent real investment opportunities. When to use: User asks what's trending, wants to find opportunities based on registration momentum, or wants to explore hot/emerging keywords. Not for analyzing a specific domain (use analyze), deep-diving a known keyword (use keyword_intel), or getting a market news briefing (use market_beat). Th

• unregistered_ai

  Search for unregistered short .ai domains. Find rare 3-letter and 4-letter pattern domains still available for registration. Pattern types: - CVCV: Consonant-Vowel-Consonant-Vowel (e.g., 'bora', 'mito') — most brandable, sounds like real words. - VCVC: Vowel-Consonant-Vowel-Consonant (e.g., 'amon', 'ivan') — name-like quality. - CCVV: Double consonant + double vowel (e.g., 'bloo', 'staa') — unique/distinctive. - 3letter: Any remaining 3-letter .ai domains — extremely rare and high-value. Best

• usage

  Check your current usage and remaining quota for all tools. Shows daily limits, usage counts, and rate limits for your tier.

• valuation_cma

  Domain Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) valuation workflow. Call when a user wants to estimate a domain's market value by finding comparable domains listed for sale. When to use: user asks 'how much is this domain worth?', wants a price estimate, needs market context for buying/selling, or asks for comparable domain pricing. Do NOT use for single common word + TLD domains (e.g., travel.com, music.com) — these are unique assets where CMA does not apply; decline and explain why. Do NOT use for t

• whois

  Query WHOIS/RDAP registration info for a domain. Returns registrar, dates, status codes, and nameservers. Nameservers can indicate if a domain is parked for sale (e.g., Sedo, Afternic). Status codes can reveal special states such as expired, pendingDelete, or redemptionPeriod.

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