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Use when searching for domain names, checking availability, or brainstorming domain ideas. Uses tldx CLI for fast bulk checks.
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| name | domain-research |
| description | Use when searching for domain names, checking availability, or brainstorming domain ideas. Uses tldx CLI for fast bulk checks. |
~/bin/tldx
Installed from github.com/brandonyoungdev/tldx.
# Check specific words across TLDs
~/bin/tldx word1 word2 word3 -t com,io,ai,dev,app,bot -a --show-stats
# -a = only show available domains
# --show-stats = show summary at end
# -t = TLDs to check (comma-separated)
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
-t | TLDs to check: com,io,ai,dev,app,bot |
-a | Only show available domains |
-p | Prefixes to prepend: get,use,my,the,go |
-s | Suffixes to append: bot,hq,lab,ai,app,hub,run |
-f | Output format: text,json,csv,grouped,grouped-tld |
-m | Max domain length |
-r | Enable regex pattern matching |
-i | Read keywords from file |
--tld-preset | Use preset: popular, tech |
--show-stats | Show search/available/taken counts |
--no-color | Disable colors (useful for piping) |
~/bin/tldx myword -t bot -a --show-stats
~/bin/tldx keyword1 keyword2 -p get,use,my,the,go -s bot,hq,lab -t com,io,ai -a --show-stats
~/bin/tldx keyword -t com,io,ai -a -f csv > results.csv
~/bin/tldx -i keywords.txt -t bot -a --show-stats
Run ~/bin/tldx show-tld-presets to see available presets.
| TLD | Typical Price | Cloudflare At-Cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| .com | $10-12/yr | ~$10/yr | — |
| .co | $25-30/yr | $26.00/yr | — |
| .io | $30-40/yr | ~$35/yr | — |
| .ai | $50-80/yr | $70.00/yr | 2yr minimum registration |
| .dev | $12-15/yr | ~$12/yr | — |
| .app | $12-15/yr | ~$12/yr | — |
| .bot | $40-65/yr | N/A | Amazon Registry; Porkbun cheapest (~$41 first yr) |
Cheapest registrars by TLD:
--show-stats to see hit rate.bot TLD has high availability -- Amazon dropped verification requirements Oct 2023--show-stats flag included for summaryMichael's operating + emotional coach. Operational mode — daily startup/shutdown, weekly review, pomodoro, inbox capture, daily notes (auto-loads in ~/ws/notes). Emotional/decision mode (Joe Hudson style) — use on "coach me"/"joe coach", stuck/looping/overthinking, harsh self- or other-judgment, a binary either/or decision that won't resolve, or fear, shame, loneliness, anxiety, burnout, or grief, when Michael wants to be met in a feeling rather than handed advice. Not for clinical crises (refer out).
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