Your Next Domain

Hosted MCP server · public beta

Give your agent a better starting point.

Your Next Domain is a public Streamable HTTP MCP server for live domain ideation. It returns practical, work-safe candidates and a DNS signal—not a registration promise.

01 / Connect

One public endpoint.

https://yournextdomain.io/mcp

Add this URL to any client that supports remote Streamable HTTP MCP servers. No API key or account is required.

02 / Configure

Use it in your MCP client.

Pick your client, add the hosted URL, then restart or reconnect the client when it asks. There is no package, account, or API key in the public beta path.

01

VS Code

Run MCP: Open User Configuration, then add this remote server to mcp.json.

Reference 
{
  "servers": {
    "your-next-domain": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://yournextdomain.io/mcp"
    }
  }
}
02

Claude Code

Run this once in the terminal to add the remote HTTP server to Claude Code.

Reference 
claude mcp add --transport http your-next-domain https://yournextdomain.io/mcp
03

Any compatible client

Use its remote Streamable HTTP MCP configuration. Some clients call this field url; retain the hosted endpoint exactly.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "your-next-domain": {
      "url": "https://yournextdomain.io/mcp"
    }
  }
}

03 / Verify

Start with one harmless call.

Ask your agent to use get_domain_catalog. It returns the supported extensions, suffixes, and valid page sizes without beginning any live DNS checks.

Use your-next-domain to get the domain catalog.

04 / Tools

Small tool surface. Useful answers.

search_domain_ideas

Generate a bounded page of candidates and check the page concurrently. Accepts keywords or an exact domain.

check_exact_domain

Check the current DNS signal for one valid, exact domain.

get_domain_catalog

Inspect supported extensions, curated suffixes, and valid page sizes before planning a search.

05 / Interpret

DNS narrows the field.

A “DNS: no record” badge means DNS returned NXDOMAIN. A name can still be registered, reserved, premium-priced, or unavailable. Always confirm availability and price with a registrar, and do not treat the result as trademark clearance.