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Manage proxies via the PROXY6.net API for listing, buying, renewing, and checking.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
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Use the PROXY6 MCP Server to fetch the proxy list in my account and check each proxy's availability. Return the results organized by region and expiration date.
A proxy inventory with check results, including status, region, and expiration details.
Use the PROXY6 MCP Server to purchase new proxies with the specified quantity and requirements, then summarize the purchase result and new proxy details.
A summary showing whether the purchase succeeded and the key details of the new proxies.
Find proxies in my account that are close to expiration and use the PROXY6 MCP Server to renew them, then provide the renewal results.
A list of renewed proxies with their corresponding renewal results.
Developers or DevOps users can use this tool to centrally view account information, proxy lists, and status instead of checking everything manually in the web interface. It fits workflows that manage multiple proxy resources.
When a team needs to add more proxies or renew ones that are about to expire, it can use the PROXY6.net API in a workflow to handle purchases and renewals. This helps reduce missed renewals and repetitive manual steps.
Before using proxies, users can run checks to verify whether they are available. This is useful for basic validation before starting downstream tasks.
It manages proxies through the PROXY6.net API and supports account info retrieval, proxy listing, purchasing, renewal, and checking. These capabilities are based on the provided description.
Because it relies on the PROXY6.net API, you will typically need an account or credentials that can access that API. See the source repository for exact setup details.
The provided materials do not include installation steps or runtime requirements. See the source repository for installation, startup, and connection details.
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