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 serves Claude two tools, search_tools and execute_typescript, that reach 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. Operations that check a domain read the public DNS system; none changes anything outside your own doDomain team.

Two things to know: your plan's monthly connection quota is charged when a domain is first verified, 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.