Requirements
- Target platform
- OpenClaw
- Install method
- Manual import
- Extraction
- Extract archive
- Prerequisites
- OpenClaw
- Primary doc
- SKILL.md
Purchase and manage SOCKS5 residential proxies via ProxyBase API with cryptocurrency payments. Supports order creation, payment polling, proxy delivery, band...
Purchase and manage SOCKS5 residential proxies via ProxyBase API with cryptocurrency payments. Supports order creation, payment polling, proxy delivery, band...
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I downloaded a skill package from Yavira. Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder and install it by following the included instructions. Then review README.md for any prerequisites, environment setup, or post-install checks. Tell me what you changed and call out any manual steps you could not complete.
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ProxyBase provides US residential SOCKS5 proxies for AI agents via a REST API with cryptocurrency payments. Proxies never expire by time โ only by bandwidth.
ItemValueAPI Base$PROXYBASE_API_URL (default: https://api.proxybase.xyz/v1)SOCKS5 Hostapi.proxybase.xyz:1080Auth HeaderX-API-Key: <key> (key starts with pk_)PaymentsCrypto (USDT, USDCSOL, BTC, ETH, SOL, etc.)Pricing~$10/GB US residential
This skill uses zero-configuration registration. The first time any ProxyBase command is run, the agent automatically registers and stores credentials in {baseDir}/state/credentials.env. No manual API key setup or openclaw.json edits are required. For manual or debugging use, you can also register explicitly: bash {baseDir}/proxybase.sh register
All persistent state lives in {baseDir}/state/: credentials.env โ API key (PROXYBASE_API_KEY=pk_...) orders.json โ Tracked orders with status and proxy info .proxy-env โ Sourceable SOCKS5 proxy environment variables
curl -s -X POST "$PROXYBASE_API_URL/agents" | jq . Returns { "agent_id": "...", "api_key": "pk_..." }. Save the api_key โ it is required for every subsequent call.
curl -s "$PROXYBASE_API_URL/packages" -H "X-API-Key: $PROXYBASE_API_KEY" | jq . Returns array of packages: us_residential_1gb โ 1 GB, $10 us_residential_5gb โ 5 GB, $50 us_residential_10gb โ 10 GB, $100 Each has: id, name, bandwidth_bytes, price_usd, proxy_type, country.
curl -s "$PROXYBASE_API_URL/currencies" -H "X-API-Key: $PROXYBASE_API_KEY" | jq . Returns { "currencies": ["usdcsol", "btc", "eth", "sol", ...] }. Default: usdcsol.
curl -s -X POST "$PROXYBASE_API_URL/orders" \ -H "X-API-Key: $PROXYBASE_API_KEY" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{"package_id":"PACKAGE_ID","pay_currency":"usdcsol"}' | jq . Parameters: package_id (required) โ from list packages pay_currency (optional) โ default usdcsol callback_url (optional) โ webhook URL for status notifications Returns: order_id, payment_id, pay_address, pay_amount, pay_currency, price_usd, status, expiration_estimate_date.
curl -s "$PROXYBASE_API_URL/orders/ORDER_ID/status" \ -H "X-API-Key: $PROXYBASE_API_KEY" | jq . Status progression: payment_pending โ confirming โ paid โ proxy_active โ bandwidth_exhausted When proxy_active, the response includes: { "status": "proxy_active", "proxy": { "host": "api.proxybase.xyz", "port": 1080, "username": "pb_xxxx", "password": "xxxx" }, "bandwidth_used": 52428800, "bandwidth_total": 1073741824 }
curl -s -X POST "$PROXYBASE_API_URL/orders/ORDER_ID/topup" \ -H "X-API-Key: $PROXYBASE_API_KEY" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{"package_id":"PACKAGE_ID","pay_currency":"usdcsol"}' | jq . Returns same shape as create order. Bandwidth is additive โ same credentials, same proxy, more bandwidth.
curl -s -X POST "$PROXYBASE_API_URL/orders/ORDER_ID/rotate" \ -H "X-API-Key: $PROXYBASE_API_KEY" | jq . Returns { "order_id": "...", "message": "...", "rotated": true }. The next connection gets a fresh IP. Existing connections are unaffected.
Load credentials: source {baseDir}/state/credentials.env 2>/dev/null Register if needed: Run bash {baseDir}/proxybase.sh register if no key List packages: Show user available packages with prices List currencies: Show user payment options (default: usdcsol) Create order: POST /orders with chosen package + currency Present payment: Show user the pay_address, pay_amount, pay_currency, and expiration_estimate_date PAUSE โ human sends crypto payment Poll status: Check every 30s until proxy_active, expired, or failed Deliver proxy: Present SOCKS5 credentials to user
For a streamlined flow, use the provided scripts: Create order and track it: bash {baseDir}/proxybase.sh order us_residential_1gb usdcsol Poll an order until terminal state: bash {baseDir}/proxybase.sh poll ORDER_ID Check all tracked orders: bash {baseDir}/proxybase.sh status Clean up expired/failed orders: bash {baseDir}/proxybase.sh status --cleanup Top up bandwidth on an active order: bash {baseDir}/proxybase.sh topup ORDER_ID us_residential_1gb Rotate proxy credentials (new IP): bash {baseDir}/proxybase.sh rotate ORDER_ID Poll with extended timeout (for slow BTC confirmations): bash {baseDir}/proxybase.sh poll ORDER_ID --max-attempts 200
After order creation, the flow must pause for crypto payment.
Set up a cron job to poll every 30 seconds: { "name": "proxybase-poll-ORDER_ID", "schedule": { "kind": "every", "everyMs": 30000 }, "sessionTarget": "isolated", "payload": { "kind": "agentTurn", "message": "Check the status of ProxyBase order ORDER_ID by running: bash {baseDir}/proxybase.sh poll ORDER_ID --once --quiet\nThe script validates the ORDER_ID internally. If the output shows proxy_active, announce the SOCKS5 credentials to the user and delete this cron job. If expired or failed, announce the failure and delete this cron job. If still pending or confirming, reply with NO_REPLY." }, "delivery": { "mode": "announce", "channel": "last" }, "deleteAfterRun": false }
Tell the user: "Let me know when you've sent the payment and I'll check the status." When they say they paid: bash {baseDir}/proxybase.sh poll ORDER_ID
Pass callback_url when creating the order: curl -s -X POST "$PROXYBASE_API_URL/orders" \ -H "X-API-Key: $PROXYBASE_API_KEY" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{"package_id":"PACKAGE_ID","pay_currency":"usdcsol","callback_url":"https://your-gateway/hooks/proxybase"}' ProxyBase sends status updates to the webhook. Always combine with cron polling as backup.
source {baseDir}/state/.proxy-env # Now all curl/wget commands go through the proxy automatically curl https://lemontv.xyz/api/ip Or manually: export ALL_PROXY="socks5://USERNAME:PASSWORD@api.proxybase.xyz:1080" export HTTPS_PROXY="socks5://USERNAME:PASSWORD@api.proxybase.xyz:1080" export NO_PROXY="localhost,127.0.0.1,api.proxybase.xyz"
curl --proxy socks5://USERNAME:PASSWORD@api.proxybase.xyz:1080 https://lemontv.xyz/api/ip
import requests proxies = {"https": "socks5://USERNAME:PASSWORD@api.proxybase.xyz:1080"} r = requests.get("https://lemontv.xyz/api/ip", proxies=proxies) print(r.text)
# Direct IP curl -s https://lemontv.xyz/api/ip | jq .ip # Proxied IP (should be different) curl -s --proxy socks5://USERNAME:PASSWORD@api.proxybase.xyz:1080 https://lemontv.xyz/api/ip | jq .ip
ErrorMeaningAction401 UnauthorizedAPI key invalid or missingRe-register: bash {baseDir}/proxybase.sh register404 Not FoundOrder ID invalidCheck order ID, remove from tracking429 Too Many RequestsRate limitedWait 5-10s and retry, max 3 attempts500/502/503Server errorRetry up to 3 times with 5s delaypartially_paidUnderpaymentTell user the remaining amount; keep pollingexpiredPayment window closed (~24h)Create new orderfailedPayment errorCreate new order, log for supportbandwidth_exhaustedAll bandwidth usedTop up: POST /orders/{id}/topup
Proxies never expire by time โ only by bandwidth consumption Multiple active proxies per agent are supported Bandwidth is tracked in real-time at byte level Top-ups are additive (extend existing bandwidth, same credentials) Webhook notifications at 80% and 95% bandwidth usage if callback_url provided Payment expires after ~24h (NOWPayments window) USDC on SOL is recommended: fast confirmations, low fees Never expose api_key or proxy passwords in chat messages โ use env vars
All inputs from API responses and command arguments are validated against strict character allowlists before use: Proxy credentials (username, password, host, port): Only alphanumeric characters and a limited set of URL-safe symbols are allowed. Shell metacharacters ($, `, ", ', ;, &, |, >, <, (), {}, \) are rejected, preventing command injection if the API is compromised. Order IDs, API keys, package IDs: Only alphanumeric, hyphens, and underscores. Proxy env files (.proxy-env): Written with single-quoted values to prevent shell expansion when sourced.
When the AI agent executes ProxyBase commands, all arguments (order IDs, package IDs) must come from previously validated ProxyBase API responses or the local orders.json state file โ never from raw user chat input without validation. The scripts enforce this by validating all arguments against strict patterns (e.g., [a-zA-Z0-9_-]+ for order IDs).
The inject-gateway command modifies the OpenClaw gateway's systemd service file. It includes multiple safety guards: Proxy URL validation: The URL must match socks5://user:pass@host:port with only safe characters Service file verification: The file must contain [Service] and reference openclaw/OpenClaw โ arbitrary service files are rejected Automatic backup: Creates a .bak copy before any modification Dry-run mode: Use --dry-run to preview changes without applying them: bash {baseDir}/proxybase.sh inject-gateway ORDER_ID --dry-run Post-write validation: Verifies the rewritten file contains the expected environment lines; restores from backup on failure
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