Compare lookup answers in two loaded databases within a CIDR, for example before and after an update. Returns paginated added, removed, and changed address ranges. Equal answers with different network boundaries are unchanged. Pages scan at most 10,000 segments and can contain no changes while has_more is true. Continue until has_more is false.

Read MMDB metadata and sample field paths, types, and examples. Use this to choose fields, filter paths, or a summarize_network group_by field. Sampling starts at the first network record, so observed fields are not a complete schema. Use verify_database to check file integrity.

Download, validate, and load a database from an HTTP or HTTPS URL. Use install_edition, when available, for MaxMind editions with managed updates. Accepts MMDB, gzip, tar, tar.gz, or ZIP with exactly one MMDB. Downloads and expanded data are limited to 1 GiB. Uses the configured download folder, or the first folder in directory mode. Existing files require overwrite: true and are replaced only after validation. Does not use MaxMind credentials or save the URL for updates.

List loaded databases, their metadata, download status, and setup instructions. Call this first to choose exact database filenames for other tools. An empty list can mean the initial download is still running. If status is downloading, wait and call again without starting another update.

Look up one IP address in local MMDB databases. Returns the matching record and network, with found=false when no record matches. Use lookup_ips for a batch of addresses or lookup_network to enumerate records in a CIDR.

Look up a batch of IP addresses in local MMDB databases. Each result contains the matching record and network, found=false for no match, or an error for that address. Other addresses are still processed after an error. Use lookup_ip for a single address.

Find stored network records overlapping a CIDR, with optional filters and field selection. Returned networks may extend beyond the requested CIDR. Use lookup_range for start/end bounds or summarize_network for grouped counts. Repeat the network and database on each page. Stop when has_more is false.

Find stored network records overlapping an inclusive start/end IP range, with optional filters and field selection. Use lookup_network when the bounds are a CIDR. Returns each overlapping network once, including networks extending beyond the bounds. Repeat the endpoints and database on each page. Stop when has_more is false.

Group matching records by a scalar field, such as country.iso_code or autonomous_system_number. Count records and covered addresses within a CIDR. Use lookup_network to retrieve individual records. IPv4 aliases are excluded. Exceeding 10,000 scanned records or 100 groups returns an error. Use a smaller CIDR if a limit is reached.

Check a loaded MMDB for structural corruption, such as after importing a database or encountering decode errors. Returns valid=true on success or a verification error. Use inspect_database for metadata and field samples. Only one verification runs at a time. Cancellation can stop a queued request, but verification runs to completion once started.