3proxy
Deploy 3proxy — the tiny, fast, universal proxy server supporting HTTP(S), SOCKS4/5, port forwarding, and transparent proxying in a single ~200KB binary. Ideal for lightweight proxy setups, proxy chaining, multiuser access with traffic accounting, and scenarios where a full VPN is overkill. This skill covers installati
Overview
The 3proxy skill enables AI agents, such as Claude and Gemini, to automate the deployment and management of the 3proxy universal proxy server. This lightweight tool, featured in the TerminalSkills/skills repository, provides a compact binary solution for handling HTTP(S), SOCKS4/5, and transparent proxying. By utilizing this skill, developers can implement port forwarding and proxy chaining without the overhead of a full VPN. The skill streamlines the installation process for this versatile server, which is known for its minimal footprint of approximately 200KB. According to the source documentation on GitHub, the tool supports multi-user access and detailed traffic accounting, making it suitable for complex networking environments where performance and resource efficiency are prioritized.
Use Cases
Install Notes
# Review source first
open https://github.com/TerminalSkills/skills/blob/main/skills/3proxy/SKILL.mdCopy or clone the skill folder into your agent skills directory after reviewing its instructions and scripts.
Security Notes
Users should ensure proper authentication is configured, as 3proxy supports multi-user access and traffic accounting. Since this skill facilitates network-level proxying, verify that all port forwarding and transparent proxying rules align with organizational security policies to prevent unauthorized external access.
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