使用 Homebrew, Nix, winget 安装 tldx

项目链接

• 主页
• 仓库

命令和别名

• tldx

项目历史

The author's official introduction, dated 2025-05-31, says tldx was built to make domain-name search faster and less annoying for side projects by running checks locally. The README frames the tool as fast domain brainstorming with keyword permutations and availability filtering.

The ChangeLog shows a rapid first public release cycle around 2025-05-31 and 2025-06-01, followed by v1.1.0 adding formatted output, RDAP as the primary domain-ownership source with whois and DNS fallbacks, and TLD presets. Later releases added file input, MCP support, and custom presets.

采用历史

tldx is young compared with the other tools in this batch, but it maps neatly to modern terminal culture: indie hackers, technical founders, and developers checking many naming candidates quickly. The official blog explicitly names technical founders, indie hackers, and naming brainstorms as target users.

The supplied package-manager facts show Homebrew, Nix, and winget availability. That package spread makes sense for a single-binary Go CLI intended for quick installation across developer laptops.

使用方式

Users pass one or more keywords and optionally choose prefixes, suffixes, TLDs, presets, regex generation, output format, input file or stdin, and only-available filtering. The README documents text, JSON, JSON stream, JSON array, CSV, and grouped output modes.

For package nerds, tldx is interesting as a purpose-built network CLI that wraps RDAP, DNS, and whois behavior into a composable terminal workflow, with config limited to reusable TLD presets.

为什么软件包爱好者会关心

tldx is significant in a smaller modern-CLI sense: it packages a web-search-adjacent workflow into a local, scriptable binary with structured outputs and package-manager distribution.

Its later MCP server support also shows how recent CLI tools increasingly expose both human terminal workflows and agent-facing command surfaces.

时间线

• 2025-05-31: Official introduction published by the author.
• 2025-06-01: ChangeLog lists 1.0.0.
• 2025-06-05: ChangeLog lists v1.1.0 with RDAP primary source, output formatting, and TLD presets.
• 2025-07-18: ChangeLog lists v1.3.0 adding file input.
• 2026-05-24: ChangeLog lists v1.4.0 adding MCP support.
• 2026-06-03: ChangeLog lists v1.5.0 adding custom presets.

Related projects

• RDAP is the primary availability-checking protocol documented in the README and ChangeLog.
• DNS and whois are documented fallback mechanisms for domain ownership checks.
• Model Context Protocol support is provided by the tldx mcp command in newer versions.

来源

• https://brandonyoung.dev/blog/introducing-tldx/ official author introduction, motivation, features, target users, and install notes
• https://github.com/brandonyoungdev/tldx README for current feature set, usage, formats, presets, and config path
• https://github.com/brandonyoungdev/tldx/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md for release chronology and feature additions
• source_facts.package-manager for Homebrew, Nix, and winget packaging