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Look up DNS records with dig. Use when the user asks what a domain resolves to, or wants to inspect A, AAAA, MX, TXT, or NS records.
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| name | dns-lookup |
| description | Look up DNS records with dig. Use when the user asks what a domain resolves to, or wants to inspect A, AAAA, MX, TXT, or NS records. |
| metadata | {"loom.tools":"bash = { capabilities = { commands = [\"dig\"], network = \"*\" } }\n"} |
Use the bash tool to invoke dig. Its network grant is bound to the
dig command itself, so it holds even inside a pipeline โ dig +short example.com | sort works. Common invocations:
dig +short example.comdig +short example.com MXdig +trace example.comdig +short example.com | tail -1