Teach your AI to work with domain data

What You Can Do

Two domain workflows, ready to install. More coming soon.

AI Domain Generator

Naming & Branding

Describe your project, and your AI finds a fitting domain name. It asks the right questions, explores creative naming angles you wouldn't think of, then checks availability before showing results. No keyword needed to start.

Understands your project first
Suggests creative names, not obvious combos
Filters to domains you can actually register
Keeps refining until you find the one

Domain Keyword Intelligence

Market Analysis

Find out which keywords are heating up in domain registrations this week, and why. Your AI spots emerging trends, separates real demand from noise, researches what's driving the spike, and tells you which domains are still available to register or trade.

See which keywords are trending this week
Ignore spam, focus on real market demand
Understand why a keyword is spiking
Get a list of domains you can still grab

See It in Action

Example: finding domain opportunities from a keyword spike

Claude Code + DomainKits Skills Active
1

Pull this week's trending keywords

Your AI checks which keywords saw unusual registration activity in the past 7 days.

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2

Filter out the noise

Not every spike is real demand. Your AI separates genuine multi-buyer interest from one person bulk-registering junk.

Skill logic
3

Research why it's trending

For each promising keyword, the AI searches for the real-world event behind the spike: news coverage, product launches, regulatory changes.

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4

Show you the opportunities

You get a ranked list: which keywords have real momentum, what's driving them, and which related domains are still available to register or buy.

market_price Skill analysis

Install in 2 Minutes

Skills require a DomainKits MCP connection. Set that up first if you haven't.

1 Clone the skills repo

git clone https://github.com/ABTdomain/domainkits-skills.git

2 Copy the skill you want

# AI Domain Generator cp -r domainkits-skills/skills/ai-domain-generator ~/.claude/skills/ # Domain Keyword Intelligence cp -r domainkits-skills/skills/domain-keyword-intelligence ~/.claude/skills/

3 Done

Claude Code auto-detects skills in ~/.claude/skills/. No restart needed. Just start a conversation and the skill activates when relevant.

1 Connect DomainKits MCP first

Go to Settings → Integrations → Add More → DomainKits. See full setup guide →

2 Paste the skill into your project instructions

Open a Claude.ai project, go to Project Knowledge, and paste the SKILL.md content. The skill will be active for conversations in that project.

# Copy from GitHub: https://github.com/ABTdomain/domainkits-skills/tree/main/skills

1 Ensure MCP connection

Your agent needs access to DomainKits MCP tools. Setup guide →

2 Add the SKILL.md to your agent's system prompt or skills directory

Skills work with any agent that supports the Agent Skills open standard, or simply as system prompt instructions. Download from GitHub and integrate per your agent framework.

git clone https://github.com/ABTdomain/domainkits-skills.git # Then add the SKILL.md content to your agent's config

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between DomainKits MCP and Skills?

DomainKits MCP gives your AI access to domain data: availability checks, WHOIS, pricing, trends. Skills take it further by guiding your AI through multi-step workflows, so it knows what to check, in what order, and how to interpret the results. Think of MCP as the toolbox, skills as the playbook.

Which AI agents support DomainKits Skills?

They work with Claude Code, Claude.ai, Cursor, Gemini CLI, and any AI agent that supports MCP. Installation takes about 2 minutes. See the setup instructions above for your specific platform.

Do I need a DomainKits account to use Skills?

Skills are free and open source on GitHub. They use DomainKits MCP for data, which also has a free tier. Guest access works with limited daily calls. Creating a free account gives you higher limits.

How are Skills different from regular prompts?

A prompt is a one-shot instruction. A skill is a multi-step workflow: it remembers context, picks the right tool at each step, and adjusts based on your feedback. In most cases, the result is noticeably better than ad-hoc prompting.

How does using DomainKits Skills with an LLM compare to traditional domain name generators?

Traditional generators take a keyword and spit out combinations. When an LLM runs the Domain Generator skill, it first understands your project, audience, and brand tone, then uses that context to generate names that actually fit. The LLM handles the creative reasoning, the skill structures the workflow, and MCP verifies availability so you typically see domains you can actually register.

Ready to Get Started?

Skills run on DomainKits MCP. If you haven't connected it yet, start there. It takes 3 minutes and it's free.

Last updated: March 2026

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