letsfinddomain-skill Domain Research Guide

Key Takeaways#

• letsfinddomain-skill is a read-only AI skill for domain discovery, availability checks, and renewal-price comparison.
• It is designed for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other skill-aware AI tools.
• The project explicitly avoids buying domains, changing DNS, or transferring assets.
• Registrar credentials can be configured for more reliable bulk checks.

What It Does#

letsfinddomain-skill helps builders move from a raw product idea to a practical domain shortlist. Instead of asking an AI assistant for names and then checking registrars by hand, the skill gives the assistant a structured workflow for generating candidates, checking availability in bulk, and comparing first-year and renewal prices.

The repository describes the skill as read-only. That matters for safety: it can search, compare, and report, but it does not purchase domains, transfer domains, or change DNS settings. For founders and indie hackers, this keeps naming research inside the coding-agent workflow without giving the agent dangerous account permissions.

Installation#

The README documents a global install path using the skills CLI:

npx skills add https://github.com/meepo-it/letsfinddomain-skill \
  --skill letsfinddomain-skill --agent '*' --global --yes

After installation, reopen the AI tool session and run the slash command:

/letsfinddomain-skill

The README also shows targeted installs for one agent by replacing --agent '*' with values such as claude-code, codex, or cursor.

Best Use Cases#

Use the skill when you need names for a new product, want to test a shortlist across .com, .ai, .dev, or other TLDs, or need renewal-price visibility before committing to a brand. It is also useful for adapting a local-language product name into an English name that is easier to pronounce and search.

Provider Notes#

The project recommends configuring Spaceship first for reliable registrar results. The README also references NameSilo, GoDaddy, Name.com, Namecheap, Dynadot, and Porkbun-related pricing data. Provider limits vary, so treat the repository defaults as client-side conservative settings rather than guaranteed registrar quotas.

Safety Checklist#

Keep registrar API keys in environment variables, review any generated shortlist manually, and check trademark or brand-collision risk before buying a domain. The skill can narrow the search quickly, but final naming decisions still need human review.