dns-intelligence

What problem does it solve?

It reduces the time and uncertainty of identifying third-party services used by a domain by turning DNS lookups into structured technology signals.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Email provider detection (MX): Infers likely email platforms (e.g., Google Workspace, Microsoft 365) from MX host patterns for security reviews and vendor discovery.
• Service verification token discovery (TXT): Detects verification markers (e.g., SPF/DMARC/DKIM, common SaaS token prefixes) to understand integrations and governance controls.
• Infrastructure and delegation signals (NS, CNAME, SRV): Maps DNS hosting providers (NS), CDN/hosting/PaaS delegation (CNAME), and enterprise service presence (SRV) for threat modeling and tech stack profiling.
• Example use case: A company security analyst can run DNS intelligence on a customer domain to quickly summarize email, CDN/hosting, and collaboration/service signals with confidence scores.

Quick Start

Ask the AI to run dns-intelligence for the domain example.com and return a JSON summary with detected email provider, DNS provider, CDN/hosting indicators, third-party services, and evidence of DNS responses.