๐ก The recent โGemStufferโ spam wave used RubyGems like a public dead drop: fetch data, wrap it in a gem, push it to the registry, retrieve it later with standard tooling. A very odd abuse of package infrastructure. https://t.co/KACvc1aNTk
It's here! The new @dnsimple CLI is now available. ๐
This was a truly exciting project to work on. The best part? Talking with users, customers, and friends of DNSimple to learn how people are combining CLIs with AI/LLM agents.
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๐ Just shipped: the official DNSimple CLI - manage your domains, DNS records, and SSL certificates straight from your terminal or CI pipeline. Read the latest blog post covering the setup, key commands, and real-world use cases ๐ https://t.co/N0fu3k6lTP...
It feels like weโre only scratching the surface of whatโs possible.
Here's a video showing how to register a domain and point it to @flydotio using the CLI and an LLM in a single conversational request.
Hey @Site24x7, I have a ticket that has been open for six months to merge two accounts. Your support has done a poor job handling it, and as of today, the issue is still not resolved. Is there anyone knowledgeable who can assist?
I would really have loved to attend @rubyconitaly this year. It has been a while, and I was looking forward to reconnecting with the Italian #Ruby friends. I had to change plans ๐, maybe next year.
That was one of the main goals for our DNSimple CLI, along with making it super easy to manage your DNS records once you have a zone or for your newly registered domain. I think we nailed it. ๐ค
How simple is it today to register a domain via CLI or AI, and get your site up and running? ๐คฏ
Here's a short demo of the new @dnsimple CLI. From your local AI agent get name suggestions, check availability, register any combination of domain names, and point it to a service.
Really enjoyed this conversation with @weppos. Some of my own early web development work involved DNS, so this one was especially interesting to me. We went nearly two hoursโฆ because I wanted to get into the weeds.
Had a great time recording this On Rails podcast episode with @robbyrussell. Wild to think @dnsimple is 15+ years old and I've been building with #Ruby and #Rails for nearly 20y. Time flies when you're having fun!
The On Rails podcast is back with a new season! In this first episode, host @robbyrussell chats with Simone Carletti (@weppos), CTO of @dnsimple, where Rails has powered the main application and API since they launched in 2010. They chat about what it takes to keep a long-lived codebase healthy with a lean team of around 15 engineers.
๐๏ธ Listen to the full episode here: https://t.co/A98ZdP9Dwh
I'm sure I'm not the first to think of this. But while it's a super simple trick, it works amazingly well.
Sometimes the best solutions are the simplest ones. โจ
Working on something I'm genuinely excited about: an official CLI for @DNSimple.
Full coverage of the API. Works as a standard CLI tool. But it's been built with AI agentic workflows as a first-class citizen from day one. Currently in private beta.
I wanted a solution that didn't require the agent to access the source code or connect to an online resource. So I created a dedicated command that prints out the CLI capabilities as plain text.
$ dnsimple ai
Run it once when you start your agent, and voilร !
Scaling, Securing, and Protecting DNS in #Erlang. This talk presented by Nelson at @CodeSyncGlobal takes a look inside the Erlang virtual machine and highlights the key patterns we use to scale our DNS infrastructure at @DNSimpleStatus
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Claude code failing with 401, and @claudeai status page is green.
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credentials"},"request_id":"req_xxx"}