kent-tokyo/shohei
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A next-generation Rust DNS diagnostic CLI that visualizes DNSSEC trust chains, iterative resolution paths, and DoH/DoT with an interactive TUI.
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kent-tokyo/shohei
Added 11 June 2026
Overview
A Rust-based DNS diagnostic CLI that provides an interactive TUI for visualizing DNSSEC trust chains and iterative resolution paths. It supports DNS-over-HTTPS and DNS-over-TLS protocols.
Best for
Best for
Network engineers and security researchers debugging DNS and DNSSEC issues
Use cases
- Debugging DNSSEC validation failures
- Tracing the full iterative resolution path for a domain
- Inspecting encrypted DNS connections via DoH or DoT
How to use
Tools exposed
shohei
Clients listed in this record (not verified here)
Claude Desktop, ChatGPT
Notes
1 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-06-10. Licensed MIT.
Pros
- Written in Rust for performance and memory safety
- Interactive TUI makes complex DNS data explorable
- Supports modern encrypted DNS protocols
Cons
- Very low community adoption and limited documentation
- May require building from source if no prebuilt binaries are available
- Early-stage tool with potential stability issues
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