DomainKits

brand-protection

Scan for typosquats and lookalike registrations around a brand, assess each domain individually, surface unconfirmed defensive candidates, and offer monitoring. Not for single-domain analysis (use domain-analyze), general discovery, or keyword trends.

domain-analyze

Analyze a specific domain using registration, DNS, website, backlink, cross-TLD, and market and legal-risk evidence. Use when a user asks what is known about a domain, wants due diligence before acquiring one, or requests a technical domain analysis. Do not use for generating domain names or simple availability checks.

domain-cma-valuation

Apply the substitution principle to position a compound or keyword-plus-modifier domain within the current asking-price market. Build a Comparative Market Analysis from verified, currently for-sale domains that are credible substitutes in the same value-bearing keyword market, then adjust for TLD, keyword position, length, modifier quality, and linguistic coherence. Use when a user asks what such a domain is worth, wants a competitive listing-positioning range, or needs current replacement-market context for buying or selling. Do not use historical sale prices to set or calibrate the range. Treat exact single-keyword domains, pure short domains, coined names without a shared keyword market, fixed-target buyer situations, and domains with active operating websites as out of scope. Do not use for technical analysis (use domain-analyze) or availability checks (use available).

domain-generator

Generate modern brandable domains from a user-supplied keyword, concept, or specific taken domain. Treat the input as either a hard literal constraint or a creative seed, then explore abstract, evocative, artistic, sound-led, coined, blended, compound, and modifier-based directions before presenting a small shortlist verified as available at check time. Use when the user already knows the seed or direction and wants creative registrable names, including requests such as "use the word flow" or "getflow.com is taken; create variations". Do not use when requirements are still vague or no seed exists (use domain-name-advisor), when the user wants expired, deleted, aged, or other lifecycle alternatives (use domain-name-advisor in taken-target mode), or when they want trend-based ideas (use keyword-trend-hunter).

domain-market-beat

Produce a time-bounded domain-market news briefing with source tiers, event types, and explicit inference limits, covering notable sales, registration trends, and recent domain movements. Use when a user wants to know what is happening in the domain market now. This is a briefing, not investment advice.

domain-name-advisor

Run a naming and acquisition-path consultation and present a small verified shortlist in either of two modes. Project mode turns vague or open-ended requirements into a generator-ready brief, delegates creative generation to domain-generator, and adds lifecycle inventory when appropriate. Taken-target mode extracts what the user values in an unavailable target, delegates creative variants to domain-generator, and searches dropped, expiring, for-sale, or brokered alternatives. Use when a user needs naming direction or recommendations across acquisition paths. Do not use for a simple availability check (use available / bulk_available), creative variations from an already-defined seed with no lifecycle comparison (use domain-generator), or analysis of a domain itself (use domain-analyze).

domainkits

How to use the DomainKits tools for domain data (newly registered, expired, and deleted domains; WHOIS, DNS, reverse nameserver, registrar, EPP status, and IP lookups; availability, prices, and registration trends). Use when calling these tools, to pick the right tool for each lifecycle stage, combine results, and report them.

get-started

Introduce DomainKits when a user first connects it or asks what it can do, find out their goal, and route them to the matching workflow. Use for requests such as "what can DomainKits do" or "how do I start", or a first message with no clear task. Do not use when the request already names a domain, brand, keyword, or task; use the matching workflow skill instead.

keyword-intel

Map available evidence around a known keyword in the domain market, keeping search-audience, advertiser, new-registration open-market participation, supply and active offers, and completed transactions as distinct layers. Treat .com participation as necessary but not sufficient confirmation of open-market registration interest, and never merge the layers into one demand score or investment verdict. Use when a user wants a deep evidence picture for one known keyword. Not for analyzing a specific domain (use domain-analyze), browsing trends (use keyword-trend-hunter), or a market overview (use domain-market-beat).

keyword-trend-hunter

Discover hot or emerging domain-registration keywords, validate each detected spike against an aligned new-registration cohort from the global open domain market using .com participation, concentration, persistence, and naming-structure signals, and optionally surface related lifecycle inventory without recommending acquisition. Use when a user wants to browse registration trends. For a full evidence analysis of one known keyword use keyword-intel; for a specific domain use domain-analyze; for market news use domain-market-beat.