Pycdmon Agent

If status fails, stop destructive or billing-impact actions and report clearly.

3) Common operational commands

Domain checks and info

cdmon check example.com
cdmon info example.com
cdmon authcode example.com

Lifecycle actions

cdmon renew example.com --period 1
cdmon transfer example.com 'AUTH-CODE'

DNS management

cdmon dns-records example.com
cdmon dns-create example.com --host @ --type A --destination 1.2.3.4 --ttl 900
cdmon dns-delete example.com --host @ --type A

Pricing and account

cdmon price com create
cdmon periods com renew
cdmon balance

4) Apply safe-change workflow for DNS/domain updates

• Inspect current state first (info, dns-records).
• Propose exact changes and expected outcome.
• Execute minimal change set.
• Re-read state to verify.
• Report both command + resulting state.

5) Prefer explicit, auditable operations

• Use narrow commands with concrete arguments.
• Avoid broad or ambiguous bulk edits unless explicitly requested.
• For risky operations (transfer/renew/delete), confirm target domain and parameters.

6) Troubleshooting guidance

• If API errors occur, capture status/message and map to action:
  • auth/permission issues → verify API key and account scope
  • validation issues → fix domain/TLD/record parameters
  • transport issues → retry after checking connectivity/status endpoint
• Keep retries bounded; avoid loops.

7) Keep agent guidance aligned with repo capabilities

When pycdmon CLI or supported operations change, update this skill so it always matches:

• README.md
• available cdmon commands
• service workflows currently supported by the SDK/CLI