> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.edgetag.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.edgetag.io/mcp/tools/domains.md).

# domains

List all domains (tags) that you have access to, along with their channels and metadata.

This is the second tool you should call after `me`. It returns the IDs you need for every other tool: `domainId` (also called `tagId`), `teamId`, and channel information including `channelId` and `providerId`.

### Parameters

This tool takes no parameters.

### Output

Returns a list of domains, each containing:

* **domainId** (tagId) - Unique identifier for the domain
* **teamId** - The team this domain belongs to
* **domain** - The website URL
* **channels** - List of integrations configured for this domain, each with:
  * **channelId** - Unique identifier for the channel
  * **channelName** - Display name
  * **providerId** - The provider type (e.g., `facebook`, `klaviyo`, `edgeLake`, `consentIQ`)

### Finding the right channel

Different tools require channels with specific `providerId` values:

| Tool category   | Required providerId |
| --------------- | ------------------- |
| Edge Lake tools | `edgeLake`          |
| ConsentIQ tools | `consentIQ`         |
| Meta EMQ        | `facebook`          |

### Example

> "Show me all my domains and their channels"

The AI assistant will call `domains` and display a structured list of all your tracked websites with their integrations.


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