Name: local-domain
Author: RapidNative

Prompt file imported from RapidNative/orchd (.claude/commands/local-domain.md). Fill in {{arguments}} before use. Copyright stays with the author.

Set up or inspect a local wildcard domain so orchd routes by Host locally the same way it does in production (Caddy -> gateway -> route table), instead of port-per-workload mapping.

Argument: {{arguments}} (a base domain like rnproject.test, or status / list).

Do this:

If the argument is status or list, just run dev/domain.sh status and report it. Stop there.
Otherwise treat the argument as a base domain. If it's empty, ask which domain to add (suggest rnproject.test).
Run dev/domain.sh status first. If dnsmasq/Caddy aren't installed or the generated Caddyfile is missing, run dev/domain.sh setup — tell the user it needs sudo (ports 53/80/443, /etc/resolver) before running it.
Run dev/domain.sh add <domain>.
Verify: dig +short admin.<domain> @127.0.0.1 returns 127.0.0.1, and curl -sS -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}\n' https://api.<domain>/healthz answers (502 is expected and fine when orchd isn't running yet).
Tell the user the three URLs (admin., api., <key>.) and the command to start the stack against it: DOMAIN=<domain> dev/local.sh local.

Notes: certs come from the already-trusted mkcert local CA; one dnsmasq rule covers the whole TLD, so a second base domain under .test needs no DNS change.

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