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DNS Lookup

DNS records, email authentication (SPF/DKIM/DMARC), nameservers, and domain configuration.

OVERVIEW

DNS records are the backbone of your domain's infrastructure. Agentcy performs comprehensive DNS lookups to show you A, AAAA, MX, TXT, NS, CNAME, and SOA records — plus email authentication analysis for SPF, DKIM, and DMARC.

Ask about your DNS configuration, email setup, nameservers, or specific record types. Agentcy resolves the records and presents them in a clear, organized format with email deliverability insights.

This is a zero-config service using public DNS resolution — no API key or domain setup required. Enable it and query any domain.

EXAMPLE QUESTIONS
10 SAMPLES

What are the DNS records for my domain?

Check the MX records for my site

Is SPF configured correctly?

What's the DMARC policy for my domain?

Who is my email provider?

What nameservers is my domain using?

Show me all TXT records for my domain

Is DKIM set up for my email?

What's the A record pointing to?

Check my email authentication setup

WHAT YOU CAN ASK ABOUT
10 EXAMPLES
A and AAAA records (IPv4 and IPv6)
MX records (mail servers and priority)
TXT records (SPF, DKIM, verification records)
NS records (nameservers)
CNAME records (aliases)
SOA records (zone authority)
SPF analysis and validation
DKIM record details
DMARC policy and reporting configuration
Email provider identification
REQUIREMENTS
Google Account
Not required
API Key
Not required
External Subscription
Not required
Domain Configuration
None — zero-config service
SETUP
3 STEPS
  1. 01

    No setup needed — DNS Lookup is always available for all accounts

  2. 02

    No API keys or domain configuration needed

  3. 03

    Start asking about any domain's DNS records

DATA FRESHNESS

24-hour cache. DNS records reflect the current propagation state at query time.

TIPS
4

DNS results reflect the current state — if you've recently made changes, propagation may still be in progress (up to 48 hours)

Some DNS records may not be visible due to zone transfer restrictions

DKIM records require knowing the selector (e.g. google._domainkey) — common selectors are checked automatically

Results come from public recursive DNS, which may differ from what authoritative nameservers show during propagation

WORKS WELL WITH
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