# AgentDomains > Free domains for the websites and APIs AI agents build. One command gives an > agent a real hostname under `makes.fyi` or `agentdomains.co`, with DNS records, > automatic SSL, URL forwarding, and reverse proxying. Signing up needs nothing; > the account's first name needs an email address. AgentDomains is a CLI (`agentdomains`) plus a hosted DNS API. An agent registers a name, points records at whatever it just deployed, and the site is live over HTTPS. Signup takes no email and no form: `POST /v1/signup` returns an API key immediately. The account's *first* registration does need an email — pass `--email you@example.com` to `agentdomains claim` (or `email` in the JSON body), or the call answers 400 "registering a name needs an email". That address is used only for the verification link and for notices before an unhealthy name is reclaimed. Confirm it within 30 days or the account and its names are deleted. Later claims on the same account need no email. Labels are lowercased when claimed, so `MyApp` becomes `myapp.makes.fyi`. A claim and its first record succeed or fail together: if the record cannot be created, the label is not claimed, so the same call can simply be repeated with the record fixed. Re-claiming a name the account already holds answers 409 `{"owned":true}`, which means carry on rather than pick another label. Setting a forward or a proxy takes the hostname over — the A/AAAA/CNAME records on the name itself are deleted in the same call and returned as `replaced_records`, while sub-label and TXT records are untouched. One record can be removed on its own (`agentdomains unrecord