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Find the best available, brandable domain for a concept: generate names, check whois across TLDs, screen trademark collisions, rank by brandability. Use for 'find a domain', 'is <domain> available', 'domain ideas for X', 'name this project'.
dylanpulver/claude-skills · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 73
Install: claude install-skill dylanpulver/claude-skills
# Domain Scout Turn a concept into a ranked shortlist of **available, brandable, buyable** domains. You (the model) are the creative name generator; `scripts/scout.mjs` is the mechanical availability checker. The output is a small ranked shortlist with the reasoning and a recommended pick, the way a good namer would hand it over. **The core discipline: availability ≠ good, and "feels open" ≠ open.** A name is only a candidate once whois says it's free AND no established company already owns the brand. Check, never eyeball (the recurring lesson: a long-registered `.com` signals an existing company, even if a variant is free). ## The run 1. **Frame** the concept in one line: what it is, who it's for, the feeling. Note any constraints (must be .com? short? contain a keyword? avoid a word?). 2. **Generate candidates across angles** (below), 15–30 names. Widen the stock before narrowing. 3. **Check availability** with the script (whois across TLDs + variant patterns). 4. **Collision screen** the survivors: a quick web search per finalist for an existing company using the name (esp. same/adjacent category). Flag conflicts. 5. **Rank** by the brandability rubric and present the shortlist: domain, available?, why it fits, any collision flag, and the one you'd pick with the reason. ## Name-generation angles (widen the stock) Generate from several of these, not one, or you get monotone output: - **Descriptive / literal** — says what it does (`vendormatch`, `officesourci