sing-box-node-discovery

To verify sing-box proxy node connectivity automatically, execute the sing-box binary and perform Clash API protocol handshakes. This structured connectivity verification replaces unreliable raw TCP checks with accurate latency and status reporting.

The best way to discover sing-box configurations from FOFA is to extract them from discovered subscription generators using the correct generation workflow. This process automates configuration parsing and organizes nodes for subsequent connectivity testing.

sing-box node testing requires the Clash API for accurate connectivity verification results. Relying on the Clash API protocol handshakes ensures reliable testing compared to basic raw TCP connectivity checks.

You collect structured metadata after testing sing-box subscription nodes by generating structured verification records. These records output node metadata, latency, status, and special requirements for further analysis.

Raw TCP testing fails for sing-box proxy nodes because it does not execute actual protocol handshakes. Accurate verification requires running the sing-box binary and testing through the Clash API instead of simple TCP checks.