findadomain CLI

findadomain checks domain availability from your terminal. Enter a domain, get an Availability Status, and move on without opening registrar pages.

Use it when you are naming a project, checking a shortlist, or wiring domain checks into another tool.

Why use findadomain?

Checking domains in a browser gets repetitive fast. findadomain keeps each Domain Check to one command and prints only the status by default.

• Naming a new project from the command line.
• Checking domains inside scripts or automated workflows.
• Getting JSON when another tool needs the status.
• Asking for WHOIS fallback when the first check needs another signal.

Install findadomain CLI

brew install findadomain/tap/findadomain

Check a domain

Check a domain:

findadomain check example.com

Return JSON for scripts:

findadomain check --format json example.com

Ask for WHOIS fallback:

findadomain check --whois example.com

Print Skill Output

Print the Findadomain agent skill content:

findadomain skill

The global flag form prints the same Skill Output:

findadomain --skill

Output

Text format prints only the Availability Status:

available

JSON format mirrors the API object:

{ "status": "taken", "name": "example", "tld": "com", "cached": true }

Exit Codes

• 0: Domain Check completed and Availability Status was printed.
• 1: Usage or validation error.
• 2: Network, API, or internal failure.