proxy
proxy - Shell Proxy Environment Management
The proxy module simplifies the process of managing network proxies in the shell environment, providing a unified way to set or clear common proxy variables like http_proxy and https_proxy.
When to Activate
- When terminal tools or AI assistants face connectivity issues due to network restrictions.
- When setting up a temporary proxy for the current session.
- When clearing all proxy-related environment variables to restore direct connection.
Core Principles & Rules
- Bulk Operations: Setting a proxy targets all common proxy variables simultaneously.
- Persistence: Remind users that these changes typically apply only to the current shell session.
- Clarity: Use
lsto audit which proxy variables are currently active.
Patterns & Examples
Set Proxy
# Point all proxy variables to a local address
x proxy set 127.0.0.1:7070
Clear Proxy
# Unset all proxy variables in the current session
x proxy unset
View Active Proxies
# Audit active proxy-related environment variables
x proxy ls
Checklist
- Confirm the target proxy address and port.
- Verify if the user intended to set or clear the proxy.
- Remind the user that this affects the current shell session.
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