set_domain_usage

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Set what a registered domain points at — a site, someone else's nameservers, our DNS with no site, or a redirect to another URL. Use this to park a domain, hand it to an external host, or forward it. Switching modes tears down the previous one (a forwarded domain that becomes a site domain loses its redirect, and vice versa). Requires: API key with write scope. Args: domain_name: Full domain name (e.g. "example.com") usage_mode: "site" — link it to a hosted site (needs site_slug); "external_ns" — delegate to the customer's own nameservers (needs nameservers), we stop managing its DNS entirely; "dns_only" — our nameservers, records edited by hand, nothing served; "forward" — our nameservers plus an HTTP redirect to forward_url (needs forward_url) site_slug: Site to link to, when usage_mode="site" nameservers: Ordered list of 2–6 nameserver hostnames, when usage_mode="external_ns" forward_url: Redirect target, when usage_mode="forward" forward_type: "301" permanent (default) or "302" temporary forward_include_path: Append the visitor's path to the target (default: True) Returns: {"domain": "example.com", "usage_mode": "forward", "forward_url": "https://example.org", "configuration": {"dns": true, "nginx": true, "ssl": false, ...}} For forward mode, ssl=false usually just means DNS has not propagated yet — call this tool again a few minutes later to finish the cert. Errors: NOT_FOUND: Domain or site not found VALIDATION_ERROR: Bad nameserver hostname, bad redirect URL, missing site_slug, or a self-referential redirect