What is chatgpt2api-proxy-pool?

chatgpt2api-proxy-pool is a modified version of an existing tool called chatgpt2api, which automates the process of creating ChatGPT accounts. The original tool supports routing its registration requests through a single proxy server (a middleman server that disguises where the traffic is coming from). This fork adds a proxy pool: instead of one proxy, it manages a list of many proxies and automatically rotates through them, using a different one for each registration attempt. The proxy list can be loaded in two ways. You can provide a URL pointing to a plain text file hosted somewhere online, and the tool will download that list automatically and refresh it on a schedule you configure (every 60 seconds by default). Or you can paste proxy addresses directly into a text field in the web interface. Addresses can be in HTTP or SOCKS5 format, with optional username and password credentials. The current proxy being used is shown live on the registration page so you can confirm it is working. Deployment is done through Docker, which is a tool that packages software into a portable container so it runs the same way on any machine. The README provides ready-to-copy Docker commands for starting the service, along with a Docker Compose configuration for users who prefer that format. Once running, the tool is accessed through a web interface on port 13000. The README also includes a detailed step-by-step guide for developers who want to manually apply the proxy pool changes on top of the original chatgpt2api codebase, listing exactly which files to create or modify and providing the relevant code blocks for each change. This tool is designed for users who need to create multiple ChatGPT accounts and want to spread those requests across different IP addresses to avoid blocks.