doDomain

doDomain is domain-connect-as-a-service: it gives a product a guided flow for pointing a customer's own domain at that product, and handles the DNS records and verification behind it. The doDomain connector gives Claude seven tools over your own team's state. Claude can pre-flight a domain before anyone touches DNS - which provider manages it, the registrable zone, and which connect tier it qualifies for (one-click OAuth, Domain Connect, or guided manual). It can list the apps on your team with their ids, widget keys and sandbox flags; list your existing domain connections and their live DNS health, filtered by app or domain; start a new connect session and return the records that need applying; fetch the state of a session you already started; check a session's expected records against authoritative nameservers, with a per-record breakdown of what is present, propagating or absent; and queue an on-demand recheck of a connection that may have drifted.

Access runs through OAuth 2.1 with PKCE and dynamic client registration. Scopes are granted per capability on the consent screen - separate read and write scopes for domains, apps, connections and sessions - and a tool whose scope you did not grant is never offered to Claude. Revoke a connected assistant any time from Connected Apps in the dashboard. Tool responses follow a narrow contract: secret API keys are never returned, and doDomain's billing surface is not reachable over the connector at all. Three of the seven tools read the public DNS system and are marked open-world for that reason; none changes anything outside your own doDomain team.

Two things to know: creating a connect session counts against your plan's monthly connection quota, and verification checks are rate limited, so a repeated recheck is told to wait rather than silently retried. The connector moves no money, generates no images, video or audio, and serves no ads. Documentation is at dodomain.io/docs/connecting-ai-assistants.