Let's Find Domain
A third-party skill by meepo-it. Tell Claude what you're building. It suggests names, checks if each one is free, and shows a table with the price to register, the renewal price, and notes. It also flags names that look like known brands. It only reads. It never buys a domain or changes your DNS. To check availability you need an account with a domain provider. Spaceship is the default. You put your API keys in a .env file in the skill folder. Don't type a key into your terminal, because that saves it in shell history. It sends your names to that provider. RDAP lookups are off unless you set DOMAIN_FINDER_ALLOW_RDAP=1. Without any key, it still calls api.porkbun.com for a public price list, and data.iana.org for a list of RDAP servers. Claude also searches the web to vet names. RDAP shows who owns a name, not whether you can buy it. It keeps cache files in a .cache folder inside the skill folder. It runs Python 3 through your shell. Licensed MIT.
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What it does
Get domain name ideas, see which ones are free, and compare sign-up and renewal prices.
How to use this
Once it is installed, this skill picks itself up. You do not need to name it.
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- meepo-it
- Category
- Productivity
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Install the "Let's Find Domain" skill from https://raw.githubusercontent.com/meepo-it/letsfinddomain-skill/e97b83e3a7cd27784a02eb34dca27dbe3dba21b8/SKILL.md. Read the SKILL.md there and follow it as a skill.SKILL.md, then in Claude go to Customize > Skills, click the + button, choose Create skill, then Upload a skill and pick the file. See Claude's help page.Not sure which? See the install guide.
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Let's Find Domain
A third-party skill by meepo-it. Tell Claude what you're building. It suggests names, checks if each one is free, and shows a table with the price to register, the renewal price, and notes. It also flags names that look like known brands. It only reads. It never buys a domain or changes your DNS. To check availability you need an account with a domain provider. Spaceship is the default. You put your API keys in a .env file in the skill folder. Don't type a key into your terminal, because that saves it in shell history. It sends your names to that provider. RDAP lookups are off unless you set DOMAIN_FINDER_ALLOW_RDAP=1. Without any key, it still calls api.porkbun.com for a public price list, and data.iana.org for a list of RDAP servers. Claude also searches the web to vet names. RDAP shows who owns a name, not whether you can buy it. It keeps cache files in a .cache folder inside the skill folder. It runs Python 3 through your shell. Licensed MIT.
Third-party, by meepo-it
September 19, 2026
Install for Claude Code (local)
Local Claude Code only. You need git and Python 3. To check availability, add an API key from a domain provider. Spaceship is the default.
This skill is more than one file. It runs Python scripts and reads setup notes in the repo, so saving SKILL.md alone will not work. Clone the whole repo, check out the pinned commit (e97b83e) in a side folder, then move it into your skills folder. Claude Code will ask before it runs a command. Licensed MIT.
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Clone the repo at the pinned commit
This clones into a temporary folder first, so nothing lands in your skills folder until the commit is right.
git clone https://github.com/meepo-it/letsfinddomain-skill ~/.claude/letsfinddomain-skill-tmp && git -C ~/.claude/letsfinddomain-skill-tmp checkout --detach e97b83e3a7cd27784a02eb34dca27dbe3dba21b8 - 2
Check the commit, then move it in
The first command should print the full commit hash from the last step. If it prints anything else, the checkout failed. Delete the ~/.claude/letsfinddomain-skill-tmp folder and don't use the skill. If it matches, run the second command.
git -C ~/.claude/letsfinddomain-skill-tmp rev-parse HEAD # expect e97b83e3a7cd27784a02eb34dca27dbe3dba21b8 mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills && mv ~/.claude/letsfinddomain-skill-tmp ~/.claude/skills/letsfinddomain-skill - 3
Add your domain provider keys
The skill needs a provider to confirm a name is free. Spaceship is the default. Put your keys in a
.envfile inside the skill folder. Copy.env.exampleto.envand fill it in. The repo'sreferences/environment.mdlists the variable names for each provider. Its warning applies here: never put a key in your shell history. Rotate a key right away if it leaks. Without a provider, Claude will tell you it can't confirm availability yet.cd ~/.claude/skills/letsfinddomain-skill && cp .env.example .env # then open .env in your editor and fill in SPACESHIP_API_KEY and SPACESHIP_API_SECRET - 4
Ask for names
Start Claude Code and describe what you're naming.
/letsfinddomain-skill find me a short .com for a budgeting app for freelancers
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What's in this toolkit
This is a toolkit of multiple skills, each with its own SKILL.md. Open the source on GitHub to read the instructions for the skills you install.
A third-party skill by meepo-it. The pinned SKILL.md is the source of truth.
This entry is a short summary. We did not write it and have not reviewed it.
It helps you find a domain name. Claude comes up with names for your idea, checks which are free, and gives you a table with the price to register, the renewal price, and notes. It points out premium prices, big renewal jumps, and names that look like existing brands. It never guesses. If a lookup fails, the name is shown as unresolved, not as available.
It only reads. It never buys or transfers a domain and never changes DNS. You buy the name yourself at your registrar.
What to know before you install it:
- It runs Python scripts through your shell.
- It sends your candidate names to the domain provider you set up (Spaceship by
default), using your API key. RDAP lookups are off unless you set
DOMAIN_FINDER_ALLOW_RDAP=1. - With no key, it still calls
api.porkbun.comfor a public TLD price list anddata.iana.orgfor the list of RDAP servers. - Claude uses web search to vet names.
- Put your keys in a
.envfile in the skill folder. Don’t type them into your terminal, because that saves them in shell history. - It writes cache and rate-limit files to a
.cachefolder inside the skill folder.
Licensed MIT.
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