SpaceRouter routes AI agent traffic through residential IP connections to prevent automated systems from being blocked by anti-bot measures.
Spacecoin has announced the launch of SpaceRouter, a residential proxy infrastructure platform designed for AI agents. The platform is intended to allow autonomous agents to access websites using residential internet connections, which assists in avoiding detection by anti-bot systems that typically target data centre traffic.
As AI agents increasingly perform tasks such as data gathering and workflow completion, they often encounter limitations such as CAPTCHAs and IP bans.
SpaceRouter addresses these issues by routing AI-generated traffic through residential IP addresses sourced from home networks. This makes the traffic appear as standard residential browsing activity to the destination websites.
The infrastructure is designed for integration into autonomous systems rather than human-operated dashboards. Developers can incorporate SpaceRouter into AI workflows using APIs, SDKs, and command-line interfaces. The platform supports both HTTP and SOCKS5 protocols and includes features for geographic routing, allowing traffic to be directed through specific countries.
The platform is designed to be compatible with standard AI development environments, including Python and JavaScript frameworks. Spacecoin stated that the system is intended to support large-scale operations for AI agents while maintaining performance reliability and access continuity.
By providing a specialised proxy layer, SpaceRouter aims to facilitate the interaction of AI agents with online services that typically restrict automated access.
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