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dsh-namecheck

Web Tools Updated 2026.08.26

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install HULILI-com/dsh-namecheck

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run dsh plugin install HULILI-com/dsh-namecheck in DeepSeek Harness to install this plugin; source code is available at https://github.com/HULILI-com/dsh-namecheck

About this plugin

Naming a new project is easy; verifying that the name is actually free is the tedious part. dsh-namecheck folds domain and trademark checks into a single dsh conversation: you propose a few candidate names and the agent automatically calls the check_name_availability tool, returning the .com (or any TLD) registration status, a trademark screening result, and an overall verdict for each name in one structured response.\n\nDomain checks are backed by Verisign / RDAP registry data — authoritative, free, and requiring no API key. The tool defaults to .com and supports additional TLDs via the tlds argument. Trademark screening can be powered by a third-party search API for precise matches, or falls back to a heuristic web search that flags potential same-name brand conflicts. That heuristic signal is a preliminary screen only and does not replace a formal trademark examination. The plugin has zero third-party runtime dependencies; core logic uses only Node.js native fetch, making it easy to unit-test in isolation.\n\nIt is well suited for developers and small teams validating names for open-source projects, SaaS products, or new brands, especially those already working inside dsh who want to drop a quick availability check into the conversation without switching to a browser.

Use Cases

  • Validating a shortlist of SaaS or open-source project names inside a dsh conversation before committing to registration
  • Batch-checking multiple candidate names at once so the agent returns per-name domain status and trademark signals in a single structured reply
  • Getting a quick heuristic conflict scan before filing a formal trademark application to narrow down the manual review scope

Best For

  • Developers naming new open-source projects, internal tools, or SaaS products
  • Startup or small-team members validating brand name viability before registration
  • Deep dsh users who prefer to keep the whole validation loop inside their conversation workflow