Two commands for working with domain names, both reading the registry rather than guessing from DNS.
| Command | Does |
|---|---|
/domain:names |
Turn a sentence about your product into a thousand candidates. |
/domain:free |
Filter a list of names down to the ones you can actually register. |
/domain:lookup |
Everything about one name — RDAP record, dates, nameservers, DNS, reverse PTR — as JSON. |
moshcode plugin marketplace add profullstack/cli-tools
moshcode plugin install domain@cli-toolsBoth commands shell out to tools from this repo, so they need it installed and linked:
pnpm install && pnpm link:binDNS cannot distinguish registration from configuration. A parked domain
resolves and is taken; a domain registered with no nameservers returns
NXDOMAIN, exactly like a name nobody owns.
Over 8,513 generated candidates, dig NAME | grep "ANSWER: 0" reported 20
registered domains as free and missed none that were genuinely free.
oubliette.com is the clearest case — registered in 1996, paid through 2034,
three nameservers, no A record.
Good enough as a cheap prefilter. Wrong as a buy signal.