What problem does it solve? Residential and datacenter proxy IPs are often physically located in one country while commercial geolocation databases register them in another, causing AI services like Grok, Claude, and ChatGPT to apply region locks. This Skill determines whether an IP or SOCKS5 proxy is safe to use with AI services by auditing registration records, geolocation consensus, ASN ownership, risk reputation, blacklists, BGP announcements, and real service reachability. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Nine-layer IP audit: Queries RDAP registries, three geolocation databases (ipinfo, ip-api, ipwho), proxycheck/ipapi.is reputation sources, Spamhaus/Barracuda DNSBLs, PTR records, and RIPEstat BGP data, outputting structured JSON. - Proxy live testing: With SOCKS5 credentials, probes Grok/ChatGPT/Anthropic reachability and Cloudflare location, checks exit IP stability across three samples, and triangulates physical location via TLS latency to ten AWS regions. - Four-criterion verdict scorecard: Produces a pass/caution/reject judgment based on ARIN registration, three-database US consensus, ASN/org consistency, and clean risk scores, with explicit handling of DNS hijacking and leased IP segments. - Use Case: You purchased a residential proxy claiming a US location. Run the check to discover it is RIPE-registered with a lease flag and physically in Spain, then return it to the vendor with concrete evidence before it triggers a Grok region lock. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to check whether a given IP address or socks5://user:pass@host:port proxy is safe to use with Grok, Claude, and ChatGPT.