techchipnet/ip-changer — reverse-engineered prompt

Build me a simple Linux command line tool that can automatically change my public IP through the Tor network on a schedule I choose.

I want it to be easy for a normal user to run. It should work on common Linux distros like Ubuntu, Debian, Kali, Parrot, Arch, Manjaro, Fedora, and OpenSUSE. It should check for the needed tools like Tor and curl, install or guide the user if something is missing, then ask how often to rotate the IP.

Please include a quick run mode that works without installing a background service, and also a setup mode that creates a systemd service so it keeps running in the background. The user should be able to start, stop, and check the status with systemctl.

Make the scripts clear and safe, with helpful terminal messages, basic error handling, and instructions for uninstalling everything. Also include a README that explains setup, usage, supported systems, and a short warning that Tor can be slower and some websites may block it.