Use NinjaProxy with AI
If you use ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Cursor, Windsurf, or another coding assistant, start by giving it the actual NinjaProxy docs. That cuts down bad guesses about auth format, endpoint selection, proxy behavior, and billing rules.
Best starting point: share https://ninjasproxy.dev/llms.txt with the AI, then add the exact docs page for your task.
What to give your AI
- llms.txt for product overview, guardrails, and canonical docs links.
- Authentication for proxy URL format and whitelist guidance.
- Rate Limits for concurrency, retries, and balance behavior.
- API Reference for tokens, usage, and endpoint APIs.
- The exact assigned endpoint from your portal when you are using a static or pinned endpoint.
Prompt template — setup
Use this when you want a clean setup example for a language, SDK, or tool.
Use the NinjaProxy docs at https://ninjasproxy.dev/llms.txt.
Help me configure NinjaProxy for [my language or tool].
If I mention an assigned endpoint from the portal, use that exact host and port.
Do not invent credentials, ports, or billing state.
Show the final copy-paste command first, then explain it.Prompt template — troubleshooting
Use this when a proxy is failing and you want the AI to reason from the right docs.
Use the NinjaProxy docs to troubleshoot this proxy issue.
My setup:
- Proxy type: [rotating / residential / datacenter / mobile]
- Tool/language: [tool]
- Endpoint: [host:port if assigned]
- Error: [full error]
Check auth format, whitelist mode, endpoint assignment, and balance-related failure modes before suggesting fixes.Prompt template — choosing the right proxy type
Use this when you want the AI to recommend rotating, residential, datacenter, or mobile proxies.
Use NinjaProxy docs only.
Explain which proxy type fits this use case, what auth format to use, and provide a minimal working example.
Prefer the public docs quick start, authentication, rate limits, and relevant integration guide.
If something depends on the user's portal-assigned endpoint, say so explicitly.Important NinjaProxy rules
- Do not invent assigned endpoint ports — use the exact portal value.
- Username + API key is the normal auth model unless you are explicitly using whitelist mode.
- IP whitelist can omit credentials, but routing hints may still live in the username.
- Rotating and sticky behavior are chosen by endpoint and username pattern, not separate products.
- Balance and concurrency limits can reject new connections even if syntax is correct.
- Pay-per-GB billing is a wallet top-up model, not separate checkout products per proxy family.
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