Domain Intel
Pull competitor site tech stack, hosting, security posture, SEO, and DNS into the agent during research.
Overview
Domain Intel is an MCP server for the Idea phase that delivers website intelligence—tech stack, hosting, security, SEO, and DNS—for competitor and market research.
What is this MCP server?
- Tech stack detection for rival products and landing pages
- Hosting and security posture signals for due diligence
- SEO and DNS intelligence in one agent-facing surface
- stdio npm @erikirby/domain-intel v1.0.0
- Built for AI agents doing structured site research
- Registry version 1.0.0
- npm package @erikirby/domain-intel
- stdio MCP transport
What problem does it solve?
Solo founders waste hours clicking through fragmented site checkers when sizing up competitors.
Who is it for?
Builders in early research who need repeatable competitor URL analysis inside the coding agent.
Skip if: Deep penetration testing engagements that require authorized offensive security tooling.
What do I get? / Deliverables
Your agent returns consolidated domain intelligence so you can scope features and positioning with evidence.
- Structured tech stack and hosting hints for a domain
- Security posture and SEO-oriented signals
- DNS context for scope and positioning decisions
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Journey fit
Website intelligence answers ‘how do they build and rank?’ before you commit—canonical shelf is idea-phase competitor study. Tech stack and SEO signals are competitive reconnaissance, not production incident response.
How it compares
Research-oriented domain intelligence MCP, not low-level DNS-only utilities.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Domain Intel for?
Solo builders and indie hackers comparing competitor websites before they fix stack and positioning choices.
When should I use Domain Intel?
Use it during idea and validate when you analyze rival domains, and again at launch for SEO snapshots on your own site.
How do I add Domain Intel to my agent?
Add @erikirby/domain-intel via stdio MCP in your agent config from the npm registry.