# IPGeolocation.io MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect

> IPGeolocation.io MCP gives your AI agent the ability to look up IP addresses, identify VPNs and proxies, and manage timezones instantly. It handles security threat intel and network data like ASN details and user-agent parsing. Use it to spot fraud, localize content, or parse browser data without manual API calls. This tool is perfect for security analysts and developers who need precise geographic data and network intelligence in a single interface.

## Overview
- **Category:** security-compliance
- **Price:** Free
- **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_qdRFZuEgikb41heRbYJh8rduLbArxuPiziTxGQnt/ai-agent-connect
- **Tags:** ip-lookup, geolocation-api, threat-intelligence, timezone-api, cybersecurity

## Description

IPGeolocation.io provides a suite of tools to analyze IP addresses, domains, and time-related data instantly. Instead of jumping between tabs to see where an IP address is coming from or checking if a user is hiding behind a proxy, you can just ask your AI client to do the work. This Connector lets you pull live geolocation data, identify threat scores, and get precise local times for any region. If you're building an app and need to handle timezone conversions or want to know if a visitor is using a Tor node, this tool handles those requests in seconds. It also cleans up messy browser strings into readable device and OS info. You can find this tool in the Vinkius catalog to connect it directly to your existing workflow. It turns your agent into a specialized network intelligence tool, letting you focus on the high-level analysis while the Connector handles the data fetching.

## Tools

### convert_timezone
Turn a specific time from one zone into another for easier scheduling. It handles all the complex offsets and daylight savings for you.

### get_abuse
Find the contact information for network abuse to report malicious activity. This is useful for identifying who to contact about a specific IP.

### get_asn
Retrieve ASN details to understand the network routing of a specific IP. This provides a clearer picture of the infrastructure being used.

### get_astronomy
Get specific astronomy data related to geographic locations. Use this for niche location-based data requirements.

### get_ip
Find the public IP address of the person currently making the request. This helps you identify the visitor's connection point immediately.

### get_ipgeo
Get the city, country, and coordinate data for a specific IPv4 or IPv6 address. It provides instant geographic context for any IP.

### get_security
Check if an IP is a VPN, proxy, or Tor node and see its threat score. This is your primary tool for identifying high-risk connections.

### get_timezone
Get the current local time and timezone information for any location. Use this to quickly see the current time in any city.

### get_user_agent
Break down a browser string into readable metadata about the user's device. It turns messy strings into clear OS and hardware info.

### bulk_security
Run security lookups on a large list of IPs at once to identify threats quickly. This helps you screen multiple addresses for VPN or proxy usage in one go.

### bulk_user_agent
Parse multiple browser strings into a clean list of device and OS details. Use this to quickly organize data from many different users.

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
```
Can you check if 8.8.8.8 is a VPN?
```

**Response:** 
```
I've checked the security data for 8.8.8.8:

| Status | Threat Score | Location |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| **Not a VPN** | 0 | Mountain View, USA |

It looks like a standard connection from Google's infrastructure.
```

**Prompt:** 
```
What time is it in London right now?
```

**Response:** 
```
The current local time in London is **3:42 PM** (GMT).
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Is someone using a proxy on IP 185.245.87.12?
```

**Response:** 
```
Analyzing security data... 

Yes, the IP **185.245.87.12** is identified as a **VPN/Proxy** with a threat score of **75**. It originates from a known data center. I recommend caution.
```

## Capabilities

### Identify geographic locations
Retrieve city, country, and coordinate data for any IPv4 or IPv6 address.

### Detect VPNs and proxies
Identify if a connection is coming from a VPN, proxy, or Tor node.

### Convert global timezones
Convert specific times between different regions with high precision.

### Pull network metadata
Access ASN details, network routes, and abuse contact information.

### Parse user-agent strings
Break down browser strings into readable device and OS metadata.

### Calculate threat scores
Get security intelligence scores to help prevent fraud and malicious activity.

## Use Cases

### Fraud Prevention Screening
A security lead asks the agent to check a list of IPs for high threat scores using `bulk_security` to identify potential bot attacks.

### App Localization
A developer asks the agent to find the city and ISP for a specific IP using `get_ipgeo` to ensure the right content is displayed.

### Meeting Coordination
A project manager asks the agent to find specific location data using `get_astronomy` for a unique, location-based research project.

### Visitor Identification
A web admin asks the agent to find the public IP of the current requester using `get_ip` to check for suspicious connection patterns.

## Benefits

- Spot fraud faster by using `get_security` to flag VPNs and proxies in real time. This lets you identify high-risk connections instantly without manual lookups.
- Stop manual math by using `convert_timezone` to handle global scheduling instantly. Your agent can handle all the offsets and daylight savings for you.
- Clean up your data with `bulk_user_agent` to see what devices your users actually own. It turns messy browser strings into readable OS and device metadata.
- Get deep network insights using `get_abuse` and `get_asn` to map out infrastructure. You can quickly find network routes and contact info for reporting abuse.
- Automate localization with `get_timezone` to show users content relevant to their region. This ensures your app feels native to everyone regardless of location.

## How It Works

The bottom line is you get instant network and geographic data directly in your chat interface.

1. Subscribe to the Connector and add your IPGeolocation.io API key.
2. Connect the Connector to your preferred AI client like Claude or Cursor.
3. Ask your agent to look up an IP address, check for VPNs, or convert a timezone.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**Can IPGeolocation.io find my current city?**
Yes, it retrieves the city, country, and coordinate data for any IP address you provide. This allows your agent to give you immediate geographic context.

**Does IPGeolocation.io detect if I'm using a VPN?**
Yes, it identifies if a connection is coming from a VPN, proxy, or Tor node and provides a threat score to help you stay secure.

**Can I use IPGeolocation.io for bulk data?**
Yes, it includes tools to perform bulk security lookups and bulk user-agent parsing, making it easy to process large lists of data at once.

**How do I get timezone info with IPGeolocation.io?**
You can ask your agent to get the current local time for any location or convert a specific time from one zone to another instantly.

**Can IPGeolocation.io help with fraud prevention?**
Yes, by identifying proxies and providing threat scores, it helps you spot and block malicious activity or fraudulent login attempts.

**Does IPGeolocation.io provide ASN data?**
Yes, it provides ASN details and network routes, which helps you understand the underlying infrastructure of a specific IP address.

**Can I detect if an IP address is a VPN or a security risk?**
Yes. Use the `get_security` tool to retrieve a threat score and detect if the IP belongs to a VPN, Proxy, or Tor network. You can also use `bulk_security` for multiple IPs.

**How do I find the local time for a specific IP address?**
Simply use the `get_timezone` tool with the target IP. It will return the current time, date, and full timezone details for that specific geographical location.

**Can I look up ASN information for a network?**
Yes, the `get_asn` tool provides detailed information about Autonomous System Numbers, including routes and WHOIS responses for a specific ASN or IP.