temper is a terminal-first domain search CLI — 30 TLDs by default with an automatic 5–30s budget and no telemetry in the CLI/MCP flow. Also an MCP server, so Codex, Claude, and Cursor can search on your behalf.
CLI and MCP queries run on your machine. No tracking, no telemetry. The hosted demo uses a server-side API route for live checks.
Checks 30 TLDs by default with an automatic 5–30s budget. 60 with --extended.
Codex, Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor — query temper directly.
Vim nav. Enter to choose a registrar and open its page.
--format json pipes into jq, grep, any shell script.
7 built-in themes — 5 dark, 2 light.
AGPL-3.0-only. Zero telemetry. Read every line before you run it.
brew install jongjinchoi/temper-domains/temper
temper runs as a local MCP server. Your AI assistant searches domains, discovers extensions by industry, purpose or region, and checks only the extensions you choose. On request, it can resume exact unresolved candidates while respecting server waits, or open registrar pages.
When invoked through your local MCP server, temper does not proxy requests through a temper-hosted service.
# Codex CLI / IDE extension $ codex mcp add temper -- temper mcp # or ~/.codex/config.toml [mcp_servers.temper] command = "temper" args = ["mcp"] # in the Codex TUI $ /mcp
temper list shows the watchlist.temper config theme <name>Try any name — vercel, nimbus, or your own. The browser demo checks 15 popular TLDs in real time.
Uses the same availability logic as the CLI, with a smaller TLD set for this web demo. Searches are not saved by temper.
Open source, AGPL-3.0-only. If temper saves you a tab, give it a star. Issues and pull requests welcome.