verify-new-domain — get a fresh domain indexed in one command

verify-new-domain is out, and it's open source. When you ship a lot of small apps, every launch ends with the same chore: register the new domain in Google Search Console and Bing so it can actually get indexed. It's fifteen minutes of dashboard clicking that's identical every time.

So I scripted it. You run verify-new-domain example.com and it mints the Google verification token, adds the TXT record on Vercel, triggers verification, registers the sc-domain property, and submits your sitemap — then queues the site up in Bing Webmaster Tools. About 90 seconds, hands-off.

Why bother automating it

Because I do this constantly, and a repeatable chore is exactly the kind of thing that should be one command instead of a tab full of consoles. It's the indexing step every portfolio domain needs, minus the busywork.

One-time setup for the API keys, then it just runs. Free, MIT, on GitHub.