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Accessyo – CLI to Debug DNS, TCP, TLS and HTTP Issues

Accessyo – CLI to Debug DNS, TCP, TLS and HTTP Issues

by tmszcncl·Apr 12, 2026·1 point·0 comments

AI Analysis

●●SolidSolve My ProblemNiche Gem

Layer-by-layer network diagnosis when curl and dig already exist separately.

Strengths
  • Sequential DNS→TCP→TLS→HTTP checks with clear failure point identification
  • Batch mode groups multiple domains by failure type for quick triage
  • JSON output enables CI/CD and monitoring integrations
Weaknesses
  • Marked work in progress, not fully published to npm yet
  • Competes with established tools like curl, dig, openssl s_client
Target Audience

Backend developers, DevOps engineers, SREs

Similar To

curl · dig · UptimeRobot

Post Description

I kept running into “works for me, not for users” issues, where everything looked fine locally but failed somewhere along DNS / TCP / TLS / HTTP.

So I built a small CLI tool that checks each layer step by step and shows where it breaks.

Example:

DNS (NXDOMAIN) → domain does not exist

It’s meant to quickly narrow down the problem instead of guessing.

You can run it directly via:

npx accessyo yourdomain.com

It’s free and open source.

Would love feedback from people who deal with these kinds of issues.

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