dug
A command driven terminal for domain and network diagnostics. Every answer is a live query, labelled with how old it is.
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Last probed Sep 14, 2026 · dug.sh
25tools discovered
DIG
every record type, or a single one. Runs live and returns the answer as a sentence followed by the evidence. Example: DIG example.com MX
PROP
agreement across the fixed resolver list. Runs live and returns the answer as a sentence followed by the evidence. Example: PROP example.com
TTL
remaining lifetime per record. Runs live and returns the answer as a sentence followed by the evidence. Example: TTL example.com
NS
root to tld to authoritative walk. Runs live and returns the answer as a sentence followed by the evidence. Example: NS example.com
DNSSEC
chain of trust, ds and dnskey. Runs live and returns the answer as a sentence followed by the evidence. Example: DNSSEC cloudflare.com
RDAP
registration data with status codes decoded. Runs live and returns the answer as a sentence followed by the evidence. Example: RDAP example.com
WATCH
domain and certificate expiry, computed now. Runs live and returns the answer as a sentence followed by the evidence. Example: WATCH example.com
TLS
chain, validity spans, protocols. Runs live and returns the answer as a sentence followed by the evidence. Example: TLS example.com
HTTP
headers, redirect chain, security headers. Runs live and returns the answer as a sentence followed by the evidence. Example: HTTP example.com
TRACE
dns, tcp, tls and ttfb timing. Runs live and returns the answer as a sentence followed by the evidence. Example: TRACE example.com
mx, spf, dkim, dmarc and alignment policy. Runs live and returns the answer as a sentence followed by the evidence. Example: MAIL example.com
SPF
include tree, against the ten lookup limit. Runs live and returns the answer as a sentence followed by the evidence. Example: SPF example.com
IP
reverse dns, asn, prefix, neighbours. Runs live and returns the answer as a sentence followed by the evidence. Example: IP 8.8.8.8
ASN
prefixes and address space. Runs live and returns the answer as a sentence followed by the evidence. Example: ASN 13335
NET
address space grid, a /24 or smaller. Runs live and returns the answer as a sentence followed by the evidence. Example: NET 8.8.8.0/24
PING
icmp echo, round trip time and packet loss. Runs live and returns the answer as a sentence followed by the evidence. Example: PING 1.1.1.1
ROUTE
the hops between here and there, with reverse dns. Runs live and returns the answer as a sentence followed by the evidence. Example: ROUTE example.com
PORTS
which tcp ports are open, closed or filtered. Runs live and returns the answer as a sentence followed by the evidence. Example: PORTS scanme.nmap.org 22,80,443
VS
two domains side by side. Runs live and returns the answer as a sentence followed by the evidence. Example: VS example.com github.com
SRC
resolver list, cache ceilings, upstream health. Runs live and returns the answer as a sentence followed by the evidence. Example: SRC
ME
the address this request came from. Runs live and returns the answer as a sentence followed by the evidence. Example: ME
SEO
what a crawler reads: title, canonical, robots, structured data. Runs live and returns the answer as a sentence followed by the evidence. Example: SEO example.com
AEO
what an answer engine reads: llms.txt, markdown, content without js. Runs live and returns the answer as a sentence followed by the evidence. Example: AEO example.com
OG
the share card, with the image fetched and measured. Runs live and returns the answer as a sentence followed by the evidence. Example: OG example.com
WEBMCP
tools for an agent in the page, and the mcp surface for one that isn’t. Runs live and returns the answer as a sentence followed by the evidence. Example: WEBMCP example.com
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