v2.0.0
Shodan Explorer: Learn, Test, and Debug the Shodan API in a Browser
A browser workbench that makes Shodan API parameters, requests, responses, and errors easier to understand and debug.
View project →Open Source
Three entry points, one Shodan toolchain
Shodan Skill serves agents and CLI users, Explorer supports browser-based API debugging, and Proxy manages keys and access in controlled networks.
Projects
What each project solves
Each MIT-licensed repository works independently and can also be combined with the others.
v2.0.0
v1.0.3
Shodan Proxy: Manage API Keys, Allowlists, and Path Controls in Go
A lightweight Shodan API gateway for controlled networks that keeps keys server-side, rotates calls, and restricts sources and sensitive paths.
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v2.0.1
Shodan Skill: One Shodan API Interface for Codex, Claude Code, and CLI
A Python CLI and portable agent skill that gives people, scripts, and AI agents the same testable, auditable Shodan API implementation.
View project →How they fit
Combine them by workflow
Personal or agent queries
Use Shodan Skill for a consistent CLI and stable JSON output.
Agent → shodan-skill → Shodan APILearn and debug APIs
Use Explorer forms to understand parameters, paths, and responses.
Browser → Explorer → APIControlled team access
Run Proxy in a controlled network for key pools, allowlists, and path restrictions.
Client → Proxy → Key Pool → APISecurity boundary: never expose API keys in public frontends, logs, or repositories. Keep administration local and apply strict network and path controls before any remote deployment.
Use the API
View the selection guide →Need Shodan API access for these tools?
Understand web access, API access, credits, and limitations first.