Domain Check FAQs

Question 1

What is Domain Check?

Accepted Answer

Domain Check is an MCP server tool designed for developers to swiftly verify the availability of domain names across more than 500 TLDs. It operates directly from the command line, providing a programmatic way to check domain status.

Question 2

Can I integrate Domain Check into my development workflow?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. As an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, Domain Check is engineered for seamless integration into command-line tools and developer environments. It provides structured JSON output, making it ideal for automation and programmatic domain status checks.

Question 3

How does Domain Check determine if a domain is available?

Accepted Answer

It primarily utilizes the RDAP protocol for over 500 TLDs, interpreting HTTP status codes to determine availability. For specific TLDs like .de, .cn, or .fj, it uses WHOIS queries and applies pattern matching to the response.

Question 4

What kind of output does Domain Check provide?

Accepted Answer

Domain Check returns a clear, structured JSON object. This output includes the checked domain name, a boolean indicating its availability status (true for available, false for registered), and a descriptive status string (e.g., 'available' or 'registered').

Question 5

What types of TLDs does Domain Check support?

Accepted Answer

Domain Check supports a vast array of gTLDs and ccTLDs via RDAP (e.g., .com, .net, .org, .app, .dev, .io) sourced from IANA. It also includes WHOIS fallback for additional TLDs such as .de, .cn, .fj, .gs, .bayern, and others, totaling over 500 supported TLDs.

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