molted domains

molted domains add yourdomain.com
# → { "id": "<uuid>", "status": "not_started", "dnsRecords": [...], "dmarc": {...}, ... }
# → dnsRecords lists the SPF, DKIM and MX records to add; dmarc has the DMARC record
# Custom domains need a paid plan: on Free, adding one is refused.

molted domains dns-check <domainId>
# → check if one-click DNS setup (Domain Connect) is available for your DNS provider:
#   { "supported": true, "redirectUrl": "..." } or { "supported": false, "reason": "..." }

# Add the DNS records at your registrar, then verify:
molted domains verify <domainId>
# → the domain again, with its "status" ("verified" once every record checks out)
#   and each record's own status in "dnsRecords"

# Once verified, create a mailbox on the domain:
molted mailboxes create --address agent@yourdomain.com

molted domains list
molted domains get <id>   # includes per-record verification status

molted domains remove <id>
# → { "deleted": true }. Mailboxes on the domain are left as they are, but can
#   no longer send from it.

molted domains rate-limits <domainId>
# → view current per-minute, per-hour, per-day limits and usage

molted domains rate-limits set <domainId> --max-per-hour 100 --max-per-day 1000
# → set custom rate limits

molted domains rate-limits set <domainId> --no-max-per-minute
# → remove a limit (no per-minute cap on this domain; plan send limits still apply)
# Lowering a limit is always allowed; raising or removing one is a human
# decision (human gate).

molted domains warmup <domainId>
# → view warmup progress (warmupActive, currentDay, dailyLimit, sendsToday)

molted domains warmup skip <domainId>
# → bypass warmup limits for this domain (cannot be undone; a human decision)

molted domains add yourdomain.com --click-tracking --open-tracking
# → enable at creation; defaults the tracking subdomain to "links"

molted domains tracking <domainId> --click --open
# → enable on an existing domain
molted domains tracking <domainId> --no-click
# → disable click tracking

# Tracking only activates once the extra "Tracking" CNAME (links.<domain>)
# is added to DNS and verified. Click tracking rewrites every link through
# that subdomain, which can affect deliverability — leave it off for
# purely transactional mail unless you need click metrics.

molted domains add [options] <domain>

molted domains list

molted domains get <id>

molted domains verify <id>

molted domains dns-check <id>

molted domains remove <id>

molted domains rate-limits <domainId>

molted domains rate-limits set [options] <domainId>

molted domains tracking [options] <domainId>

molted domains warmup <domainId>

molted domains warmup skip <domainId>