Myip

Get both public (external) and local (internal) IP addresses using simple shell commands. Use when the user asks for their IP, public IP, or local network address.

My IP Checker

This skill discovers both the public (external) IP and the local (internal) IP of the current machine.

Step 1: Get public IP

Use a simple HTTPS endpoint that returns your public IP as plain text:

curl.exe -s https://ifconfig.me

If the service is blocked or slow, try:

curl.exe -s https://api.ipify.org

Step 2: Get local IPv4 address

On Windows (PowerShell or cmd):

ipconfig

Then filter the output for lines containing IPv4 地址 or IPv4 Address.

On Linux:

hostname -I

This typically returns one or more local IPs separated by spaces.

Usage notes

• Use Step 1 when configuring firewalls, VPNs, or any external allowlist.
• Use Step 2 when debugging LAN connectivity, port forwarding, or internal routing.
• Prefer HTTPS endpoints and avoid adding API keys; these services are free and anonymous.