[Feature]: Add ProxyClaw integration — residential proxy layer for AI agents doing web browsing

[nickberger1993-ai]

💡 Feature Description and Proposed Solution

Integration request: ProxyClaw — residential proxy network for AI agents

AgentOps users who build agents that browse the web hit a consistent wall: Cloudflare blocks, IP bans, CAPTCHA challenges, and JS-rendered pages that return unusable HTML. ProxyClaw is a drop-in proxy layer built specifically for AI agents that solves this.

What ProxyClaw does:

• 2M+ residential IPs across 195+ countries
• • Auto CAPTCHA solving (Cloudflare, reCAPTCHA, hCaptcha)
• • • Returns clean Markdown/JSON instead of raw HTML — agent-ready output
• • • • 100% success rate across 66 tested anti-bot sites
• • • • • Free tier: 0.5GB, no credit card required
• • • • • • $1.50/GB (vs BrightData at $8–15/GB)
            Install:

pip install iploop-sdk

LangChain integration also available:

pip install langchain-proxyclaw

Usage in 3 lines:

from iploop import ProxyClaw
pc = ProxyClaw(api_key="YOUR_KEY")
result = pc.get("https://example.com")  # Returns clean Markdown

GitHub: https://github.com/Iploop/proxyclaw
Docs / Free tier: https://proxyclaw.ai

Proposed integration: Add ProxyClaw to AgentOps' list of supported integrations / partner tools so users building web-browsing agents can find it alongside other observability stack components.

🤔 Related Problem

AI agents that need to browse the web are blocked by anti-bot systems (Cloudflare, reCAPTCHA, IP rate limits). This is a top pain point for AgentOps users building web-scraping or research agents. There's no native solution in the current AgentOps integration set for this.

🤝 Contribution

• Yes, I'd be happy to submit a pull request with these changes.
• I need some guidance on how to contribute.
• I'd prefer the AgentOps team to handle this update.