Console
Your domains, their DNS records, your wallet and your API keys, as whydot recorded them. Expiry and registrar status are what the registrar reported when each domain settled, not a live read.
Read-only. Registering a domain and changing its DNS happen in the API, the CLI or the MCP server — never here. Auto-renew is on for every domain whydot registers, so there is no renewal to run. Transfers are not offered yet.
The whole read, done by your agent. It answers the questions this console would answer, and it can do it while you are away from a browser.
whydot login · whydot domains list · whydot domains get · whydot dns list · whydot billing show · whydot keys list
Read my whydot account and report on it (https://whydot.com), the agent-native domain registrar. API: https://api.whydot.com/v1, CLI `whydot`, MCP server `whydot-mcp`. 1. If the CLI is missing: curl -fsSL https://whydot.com/install.sh | sh It needs Node.js 20 or newer and links `whydot` and `whydot-mcp` into ~/.local/bin. 2. If you are not signed in: whydot login It asks for my email address and nothing else, then whydot emails me an 8-character code, valid 15 minutes. Ask me for the code and type it in. Do not ask me for a password or an API key - there is no password, and the CLI stores its own credential. Never print that credential. 3. Read the portfolio: whydot domains list --json (MCP: list_domains) 4. Read the wallet: whydot billing show (MCP: get_balance) 5. Read any domain that needs attention - expiring within 60 days, or whose registrarStatus contains clientHold: whydot domains get <name> --json (MCP: get_domain) 6. Read that domain's DNS: whydot dns list <name> --json (MCP: list_dns_records) 7. Change nothing at all. Do not register, renew, transfer, edit DNS, create a key or start a payment. If something needs doing, tell me what it is and what it costs, and wait for me. There is no renew or transfer command to reach for: auto-renew is already on for anything whydot registered, and transfers are not offered yet. Done when you have told me in one message: how many domains I have, which expire in the next 60 days, whether any is suspended, and my current balance.The per-account screens are not published yet. They show real data, which needs a credential in this browser, and how a CLI-first product gives a browser a view-only session is still being settled. Nothing here invents an account to look at in the meantime.