InternetData

InternetData publishes IP databases as files you download and query yourself: VPN, proxy, hosting, Tor, relay and CDN address space, provider catalogs and network metadata, rebuilt daily as gzipped CSV and MMDB. This connector lets Claude answer questions about the ones your organization licenses.

Ask which databases you hold, under which license and until when. Ask what's inside one: each column with its type and description, sample rows, the row count, the build date and the size of each format, which tells you whether today's build is worth fetching before you move a byte. Ask for the published checksums to verify a copy you already have. And when a scheduled download stops working, ask why: Claude reads your organization's recent download attempts, refusals included, with the reason each was refused, such as a license that has ended or a build that isn't published yet.

There's deliberately no download tool. The builds run to gigabytes, which don't belong in a conversation, so fetch them with the API or our client libraries.

You sign in with your InternetData account and pick which of your organization's API keys Claude uses. It needs the db.download scope, which your organization's Default key has, and Claude never sees it: our server uses it on your behalf. Every tool is read-only, and Claude sends us the database ids you ask about.

Databases are licensed by contract, evaluations included. If you don't have one yet, write to dev@internetdata.io.