AI agents are moving fast across the online world, and now, some of them have access to virtual private networks. The software company Windscribbles has introduced native support for OpenClaw agentic AI in its Windscribe VPN software.
OpenClaw is an agentic AI platform that can run on local hardware. With a new feature in its software, Windscribe now allows those autonomous agents to modify VPN settings. The company says that granting agents VPN access lets you separate your web traffic from the traffic generated by so-called lobsters (AI bots that can perform tasks autonomously), helping avoid trouble and enabling more specific tasks.
“If your agent gets a little too enthusiastic and triggers a security challenge or lands on a blocklist, it’s your digital reputation on the line, and potentially your entire home network that takes the hit,” Windscribbles said in its post. “You gave your agent a browser and a job, but you didn’t give
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