changelog

What we shipped.

Plain-English log of changes to Namedesk. Most recent first.

2026-09-06 · One header, three tools

The navigation is now a list of tools: appraise, naming, and the 2026 TLD round. The naming tool moved from /coin to /naming; old links redirect. The activity page is now History, under your account menu with team, API keys and preferences. The banner that promoted TLD Radar above the header is gone, since the round has its own place in the header.

2026-05-10 · Quick reads: new API endpoint, full reads unchanged

Bulk research is expensive when you're scanning candidates, not analyzing finalists. Quick reads are a new API mode that decides per-domain whether a name is worth the full AI appraisal.

Two ways to use it. POST /v1/research-jobs/quick submits 1-100 names; each domain is routed in ~1.5s by a smaller model. Names judged worthy escalate to the full appraisal (10 credits, same as today). Names judged not worthy receive a quick-read price band plus a one-sentence rationale (1 credit). Your wallet only sees the actual per-domain charge; the reservation converges down as decisions land.

POST /v1/domains/{domain}/rerun is the companion primitive: force a fresh appraisal on one name, full read by default. Use it to upgrade a quick read to the full pipeline (the new full appraisal supersedes the earlier quick read automatically).

The existing POST /v1/research-jobs endpoint is unchanged. Every domain still runs the full appraisal at 10 credits each. No behavior change for any caller that was already in production.

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2026-05-06 · v1 public REST API

The same research, pricing, and signals you see in the dashboard, callable from your own backend. Same wallet, same data, over REST and JSON.

Eight endpoints: submit jobs, poll status, cancel + refund, read reports, read pricing, list jobs, check the wallet. Auth is org-scoped API keys (or the dashboard's session cookie). Stripe-style idempotency on POSTs.

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