Domain Chief now offers an MCP server for compatible AI clients. Connect at https://domain.chief.app/mcp, sign in with your Chief account, and approve the scopes needed to inspect domains, contacts, and TLDs or manage hosted DNS, redirects, and domain settings.

The weekly email summarizes the previous week's requests, blocks, and rate limits for each server, alongside its current status and whether an update is available. It also highlights the busiest server and links back to the Servers page.

You can now complete registration or incoming transfer for lower-priced premium domains in Domain Chief. For teams without broader premium access, both the operation price and renewal price must be below €25; higher-priced names still require assistance.

Choose only the Tny permissions an access token needs. Separate scopes cover reading links and domains, managing links, and using URL utilities, so an integration can have access to the tasks it performs.

OAuth integrations can now register a client through the registration endpoint advertised in Account Chief’s OAuth metadata. Submit the client name, redirect URIs, grant and response types, scopes, and token authentication method to receive a client ID and, when applicable, a client secret.

In DNS lookup, prefix a domain with one or more record types to choose what to query without selecting the type buttons first. For example, MX,TXT:example.com looks up both MX and TXT records.

The DNS, PTR, WHOIS, and RDAP lookup pages now have tabs that carry your current query to another applicable lookup. Enter a domain, IP address, or ASN, then switch tools to inspect it from another angle. Tabs for unsupported query types are unavailable.

Use RDAP lookup to inspect registration and network information for a domain, IPv4 or IPv6 address, or ASN. View a readable summary or switch to the raw JSON response.

From Servers, choose Upgrade all eligible servers to update several proxies without opening each one. FlowGuard upgrades them one at a time, shows which server is in progress, and stops on the first error so you can investigate before continuing.

FlowGuard can email team members after a server has stopped reporting for 15 minutes, then send another message when it comes back online. The alert links to the affected server so you can investigate its status.

The Dashboard now shows a notice when your team has invoices awaiting payment. Select View invoices to open them and settle outstanding charges.

Hover over an IP address on a monitored domain or in a TLS/SSL Server Test to see its reverse DNS hostname when one is available. The hostname field is also available for domain IP addresses and TLS scan results through the GraphQL API.

The Servers page now shows when a proxy has an update available. Open its update dialog to compare the installed and latest versions, enable upgrades for that server if needed, and start the upgrade from the panel. The dialog shows progress while the proxy applies the new version.

The teams list now shows an Unpaid invoices count beside a team when an invoice needs action. Select the count to open that team’s invoices. Invoices with a payment already processing are excluded from the alert.

Team owners can now create and revoke team API access tokens from the Team API access tokens section of a team’s page. These tokens authenticate API requests as the team, so shared integrations and scheduled jobs do not depend on one person’s account.

When creating a personal API token for Domain Chief, you can now choose fine-grained permissions instead of full access. Select only the resources and actions an integration needs, such as reading DNS records. OAuth authorization requests also show the specific Domain Chief permissions being requested.

The DNS zone file importer now detects whether hostnames use fully qualified names with trailing dots or flat names without them, so you can upload exports in either format without rewriting their hostname values. Zone files containing ALIAS records are supported too.

Integrations can initiate an outgoing IPS-tag transfer for an eligible .uk family domain with POST /api/v1/domains/{domainNameOrId}/transfer/push. Send the receiving registrar's tag as recipient; the API accepts the request for asynchronous processing and returns the updated domain.

For eligible .uk family domains, open Push Transfer on the domain page, unlock the domain if prompted, and enter the receiving registrar's IPS tag. Domain Chief shows when a newly registered domain is still in its 30-day transfer lock and tracks the pending request.

Domain search now lets you hide unavailable names and sort results by popularity, price, or alphabetically. Use the Hide unavailable switch and Sort menu when comparing names to register.