Domain Availability Checker MCP
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Scored across 2 tools
check_domain checks a single fully-qualified domain while suggest_domains sweeps one second-level name across many TLDs, so their core purposes differ. However, check_domain's fallback of checking a bare name across the popular TLDs partially duplicates suggest_domains' default 'popular' category, which could cause occasional misselection.
Both tools follow a clean verb_noun pattern (check_domain, suggest_domains) with snake_case throughout. The parameter names (domain, name, category) are also consistent and descriptive.
Two tools is thin even for a narrow availability-checking server; there is no single-vs-batch parity beyond TLD sweeps. It is defensible but borderline sparse.
The check-and-sweep pair covers the core lifecycle of domain availability lookup, including authoritative RDAP/WHOIS/DNS sources and TLD batching. Minor gaps remain: no way to check multiple distinct second-level names in one call and no results for pricing or registrar handoff.