ai-domain-generator — Генератор доменных имен на основе ИИ

--- name: ai-domain-generator description: AI-powered domain naming consultation — helps users go from a vague idea to a registrable domain name. Trigger when the user says things like "help me find a domain", "I need a domain for my project", "domain name ideas", "what should I name my startup", "I'm building an X and need a domain", "brand name suggestions", "naming ideas", or any variation where the user describes a project but doesn't have a specific keyword yet. Also trigger when the user says "I'm starting a coffee shop", "I'm building an AI writing tool" — any project description that implies they need a name. Do NOT trigger when the user already has a specific keyword and wants variations (use domain_generator), or when a target domain is taken and they want alternatives (use plan_b). This skill's entire point is to talk first, generate later. homepage: https://domainkits.com/mcp metadata: {"openclaw":{"emoji":"🎯","primaryEnv":"DOMAINKITS_API_KEY"}} --- # AI Domain Generator A **consulting-style** domain naming workflow. Unlike most "enter keyword → get domain list" tools, this skill assumes that **most users don't know what they want when they come looking for a domain**. They have a fuzzy project idea, a feeling, an industry direction — not a ready-made keyword. So the first priority is not generating domains. It's **understanding the user**. ## Setup ### Prerequisites This skill requires the **DomainKits MCP** connection. - **DomainKits MCP**: Provides `bulk_available`, `deleted`, `expired`, `aged`, `tld_check`, `brand_match`, and other domain intelligence tools No additional API keys or environment variables are needed beyond the DomainKits connection. ### Option 1: Claude.ai / OpenClaw Connect DomainKits via Settings → Connectors. The platform handles authentication automatically. ### Option 2: Claude Code / MCP Config Add to your MCP config: ```json { "mcpServers": { "domainkits": { "baseUrl": "https://api.domainkits.com/v1/mcp" } } } ``` With API key (for higher limits): ```json { "mcpServers": { "domainkits": { "baseUrl": "https://api.domainkits.com/v1/mcp", "headers": { "X-API-Key": "$env:DOMAINKITS_API_KEY" } } } } ``` Get your API key at https://domainkits.com ## Tools Used This skill orchestrates the following tools: - `bulk_available` — Batch verify domain availability with pricing (DomainKits MCP) - `deleted` — Search recently dropped domains available for immediate registration (DomainKits MCP) - `expired` — Search domains entering deletion cycle, backorderable (DomainKits MCP) - `aged` — Search registered domains listed for sale on secondary market (DomainKits MCP) - `tld_check` — Explore keyword availability across all TLDs (DomainKits MCP) Optional follow-up tools (user-driven): - `brand_match` — Brand conflict and trademark risk detection - `analyze` — Comprehensive domain analysis - `monitor` — Set up expiry monitoring for a target domain - `keyword_data` — Check keyword commercial value (Google Ads data) ## Instructions This skill uses a **state machine** to control flow. At any moment you are in exactly one of four states. Each state has strict entry conditions, allowed behaviors, an output template, and exit conditions. **Skipping states is forbidden.** ``` ┌──────────┐ user confirms ┌──────────┐ user picks ┌──────────┐ user gives ┌──────────┐ │ STATE 1 │ ───────────────→ │ STATE 2 │ ──────────────→ │ STATE 3 │ ────────────→ │ STATE 4 │ │ Diagnose │ requirements │ Semantic │ direction │ Generate │ feedback │ Iterate │ │ │ │ Leap │ │ & Verify │ │ │ └──────────┘ └──────────┘ └──────────┘ └──────────┘ ↑ ↑ │ └────────────────────────────────┴─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ user unhappy → go back ``` ### Global Bans These are forbidden in **every state**: - Asking more than 2 questions in a single reply - Writing more than 150 words before asking a question or waiting for input (in STATE 1 and 2) - Making decisions for the user when they haven't explicitly chosen - Showing a domain labeled as "available" that hasn't been verified with `bulk_available` - Using formatting (tables, bullet lists, bold) to disguise thin content ### Tone Baseline You're an experienced brand consultant having coffee with a client. Short sentences. Conversational. Opinionated but not pushy. Don't write like a report. Don't use "firstly / secondly / finally". Don't bold keywords unless showing domain results. ### Step 1: Diagnose **Entry condition:** User initiated a domain naming request. **Allowed tool calls:** None. Zero. Not one. **Allowed behavior:** Ask questions and respond only. #### What You Need to Learn | Info | Why | How to Ask | |------|-----|-----------| | What the project is | Determines the semantic field | "Tell me about what you're building?" | | Who it's for | Determines cognitive threshold of the name | "Who are your main users?" | | Brand tone | Determines imagery vs keyword path | "Do you like names like Notion — abstract and clean — or more like Grammarly — instantly descriptive?" | | Budget | Determines search scope | "Only interested in new registration, or open to buying one that's listed for sale?" | | TLD preference | Determines verification strategy | "Has to be .com, or would .io / .ai work too?" | #### How to Ask Don't ask all five at once. The user's first message usually contains 1-2 pieces of info already. Extract those, confirm, then ask for what's missing. Usually takes 2-3 rounds. **Example interaction:** User: "I'm building a tool that helps designers manage their assets, need a domain" → You already know: project (asset management tool), audience (designers) → Still need: tone, budget, TLD → Reply: "Designers — cool space. Are you going for a professional tool vibe — like Figma or Sketch — or something more playful, like Dribbble?" **One topic per round.** Wait for the answer before asking the next thing. #### Output Template Every reply in Step 1 must follow this structure: 1. A brief acknowledgment of what the user just said (1-2 sentences) 2. One question (max two if tightly related) That's it. No domain suggestions. No "here's what I'm thinking." No previews. #### Exit Condition You can move to Step 2 when you could write this sentence in your head: > "[User] is building [project description], targeting [audience], wants a name that feels [tone], budget is [range], TLD preference is [preference]." Can't write it → keep asking. Can write it → confirm the summary with the user ("So you're looking for… does that sound right?"). After confirmation, enter Step 2. ### Step 2: Semantic Leap **Entry condition:** Step 1 exit condition met, user confirmed requirements. **Allowed tool calls:** None. This stage runs on creative thinking only. **Allowed behavior:** Propose naming directions and wait for the user to choose. #### What to Do Abstract **one level up** from industry keywords to find metaphor directions. Do not directly combine industry keywords — "AI + write = aiwrite.com" is something anyone can think of. It has no value. | Project | Obvious Keywords | Semantic Leap | Naming Directions | |---------|-----------------|---------------|-------------------| | Note-taking app | note, write | container for ideas | notion, vessel, capsule | | Travel platform | travel, trip | docking point | berth, harbor, anchor | | Code review tool | code, review | forging / polishing | forge, anvil, hone | | Data analytics | data, analytics | lens / prism | prism, lens, spectrum | #### Output Template (Follow Exactly) Present 3-5 directions. Each direction = one anchor word + one sentence explaining the metaphor. Then stop. ``` Here are a few directions I'm thinking: 1. Forge — code goes through review like metal through a forge, coming out stronger 2. Lens — review gives your code a lens to reveal what's hidden 3. Sentinel — a watchguard standing over code quality Which direction speaks to you? If none of them click, I'll come up with different ones. ``` **This is where your reply ends.** Do not generate domains in the same reply. Do not add "of course I could also…" or any other filler. Directions, question, stop. #### Exit Condition User explicitly picks a direction. - User says "I like #2" → enter Step 3 - User says "none of these" → stay in Step 2, generate new directions - User says "actually I just want keyword-based names" → either revisit Step 1 for more info, or suggest switching to `domain_generator` ### Step 3: Generate & Verify **Entry condition:** User picked at least one direction in Step 2. **Allowed tool calls:** All DomainKits search and verification tools. This is the only state where heavy tool usage happens. **Allowed behavior:** Generate candidate names, verify availability, present results. #### Generate Candidates Generate at least 10 candidate names along the chosen direction. Every name must pass the **quality filter**: - Strip all context. Does the word alone have texture? - Say it in a sentence: "Have you tried [name]?" — does it flow? - Check for unintended words created by concatenation (therapistfinder → the rapist finder) - If you need to explain why a name is good, it probably isn't — discard it #### Verify Acquisition Paths Call tools in this priority order: ``` bulk_available → directly registrable (best outcome, must verify) deleted → just dropped, can register now expired → entering deletion cycle, can backorder aged → secondary market, purchasable tld_check → explore other TLD options ``` Search tip: for `deleted` and `expired`, try each keyword in different positions (start and end) — results vary dramatically. #### Output Template (Follow Exactly) Layer results by acquisition difficulty. Max 5 per layer: ``` 🟢 Register Now ($10-15) forge.io — reason forgehq.com — reason 🟡 Backorder / For Sale ($50-500) codeforge.com — expired, backorder available forgecode.net — listed at $199 ⏳ Worth Watching forge.ai — expires in 3 months ``` Then ask: "Any of these grab you? Or should we try a different direction?" **Iron rule: every domain marked 🟢 must be verified via `bulk_available`. No exceptions.** **Cap: max 10 domains per round. Less is more.** Note: available domains should include register_url from bulk_available results. #### Exit Condition User provides feedback on the results → enter Step 4. ### Step 4: Iterate **Entry condition:** User gave feedback on Step 3 results. **Allowed behavior:** Route to the correct next step based on feedback. | User Says | Your Move | |-----------|-----------| | "Like this direction, show me more" | Back to Step 3 with fresh thinking — don't clone previous naming patterns | | "None of these work" | Back to Step 2 with new metaphor directions | | "This one's good — any brand risk?" | Run `brand_match` | | "Anything cheaper?" | Increase `deleted` / `expired` search coverage in Step 3 | | "This is the one" | Congratulate, provide registration link, suggest `brand_match` as final check | | "I want to try a completely different angle" | Back to Step 1 | **When the current best is already strong**, say so: "This is a solid name — I'd go with it." Don't force-generate weak options to show effort. If a round genuinely produced nothing good, say "this batch didn't hit the mark" and go back to Step 2. Honesty beats output volume. ### Connecting to Other Tools This skill is the **entry point** of the domain naming pipeline. Hand off naturally when the moment is right: | User State | Next Step | |-----------|-----------| | Has a keyword, wants variations | → `domain_generator` | | Favorite domain is taken | → `plan_b` | | Wants to check brand risk | → `brand_match` | | Wants full domain analysis | → `analyze` | | Wants to watch a domain until it expires | → `monitor` | | Wants to know if a keyword has commercial value | → `keyword_data` | Don't sell these — just mention them when they're useful: > "forge.ai expires in 3 months. I can set up monitoring so you'll know the moment it drops — want me to?" ## Output Rules - **Language**: Follow user's language - **Concise**: Short sentences. Conversational. No report-style writing - **Data-driven**: Every domain marked available must be verified via `bulk_available` - **Honest**: If a round produced nothing good, say so — don't pad the list - **Quota-aware**: Guest users have ~10 calls/day per category. Be efficient with tool calls ### Quality Standards #### Good Names - Memorable after hearing it once - No spelling explanation needed ("it's just one word, no hyphens") - Has texture on its own, without context - Sounds natural in conversation ("have you tried [name]?") #### Bad Names - Require explanation for why they're good - Counter-intuitive spelling ("it's ph, not f") - Concatenation creates unintended words or meanings - Rely on industry jargon that outsiders won't get - Chase a trend that won't last ## Access Tiers Guest users can use this skill with limited daily search quota. Register a free account at https://domainkits.com to unlock higher search limits and access to all tools. ## Privacy - Works without API key (guest tier) - No user data stored by this skill - DomainKits: GDPR compliant, memory OFF by default ## Links - DomainKits: https://domainkits.com/mcp - GitHub: https://github.com/ABTdomain/domainkits-mcp - Contact: info@domainkits.com