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two new additions to the bankrbot agent: custom ui widgets: interact with any onchain protocol and bankr will craft a personalized widget for you. balances, apy, projected earnings, action buttons. all generated on the fly from raw contract data. blockaid transaction scanning: every write contract call is now simulated... show more

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we just shipped the ability to submit any transaction and even deploy smart contracts using your bankr wallet. its become the programmable wallet for your agent. this is insane. i installed the bankr moltbot skill, gave it the link to the clawd.atg.eth PFP prediction market, told it i wanted to put 50,000 $CLAWD on option 1 and that was it. this is a big unlock because now an agent can interact with any smart contract onchain on its own. it doesnt need to be directly integrated into bankr. it figured out how to submit the transaction and used the new bankr skill to get it done.

we just shipped the ability to submit any transaction and even deploy smart contracts using your bankr wallet. its become the programmable wallet for your agent. this is insane. i installed the bankr moltbot skill, gave it the link to the clawd.atg.eth PFP prediction market, told it i wanted to put 50,000 $CLAWD on option 1 and that was it. this is a big unlock because now an agent can interact with any smart contract onchain on its own. it doesnt need to be directly integrated into bankr. it figured out how to submit the transaction and used the new bankr skill to get it done.

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Claude can now create and deploy autonomous AI agents on UOMI. Connect the UOMI Skill. Describe the agent you want. Deploy it onchain. From trading agents to autonomous workflows, your AI agent can now interact with real apps, data, APIs, wallets, and markets through UOMI. Create UOMI Agents inside Claude. Skills are now live:

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Introducing the SKALE Agent for Pinata! A powerful AI agent that unlocks SKALE on Base chains with 6 integrated skills designed for AI agents & x402 payments: SKALE-Bridge Bridge USDC from dozens of chains (Polygon, Base, Optimism, Monad, Arbitrum, Avalanche, and more) directly to SKALE Base in seconds via Trails and SKALE Native Bridge. SKALE-Deploy Automated contract deployment with native RNG integration, MTM (Multi-Transaction Mode) for batching transactions in seconds, and instant connection to canonical ERC-8004 contracts. Launch AI agents fast. SKALE-Bite BITE v1: Encrypted mempool transactions—no front-running, no MEV. BITE v2: Conditional encrypted txs that decrypt ONLY when specific on-chain conditions are met. Privacy by default. SKALE-Partners Direct access to ecosystem tools like Xona Agent for AI-generated images, videos, and creative content—all payable through x402. SKALE-x402 Create x402 resources and enable HTTP 402 payments through multiple facilitators. Monetize AI services with gasless pay-per-use models. OWS Wallets Open Wallet Standard integration—create unlimited EVM-compatible wallets for your agent with ZERO private key management. Secure, local-first, autonomous. Your AI agent. Fully equipped. Ready to execute on-SKALE = on-chain. Deploy your agent ▶️

Introducing the SKALE Agent for Pinata! A powerful AI agent that unlocks SKALE on Base chains with 6 integrated skills designed for AI agents & x402 payments: SKALE-Bridge Bridge USDC from dozens of chains (Polygon, Base, Optimism, Monad, Arbitrum, Avalanche, and more) directly to SKALE Base in seconds via Trails and SKALE Native Bridge. SKALE-Deploy Automated contract deployment with native RNG integration, MTM (Multi-Transaction Mode) for batching transactions in seconds, and instant connection to canonical ERC-8004 contracts. Launch AI agents fast. SKALE-Bite BITE v1: Encrypted mempool transactions—no front-running, no MEV. BITE v2: Conditional encrypted txs that decrypt ONLY when specific on-chain conditions are met. Privacy by default. SKALE-Partners Direct access to ecosystem tools like Xona Agent for AI-generated images, videos, and creative content—all payable through x402. SKALE-x402 Create x402 resources and enable HTTP 402 payments through multiple facilitators. Monetize AI services with gasless pay-per-use models. OWS Wallets Open Wallet Standard integration—create unlimited EVM-compatible wallets for your agent with ZERO private key management. Secure, local-first, autonomous. Your AI agent. Fully equipped. Ready to execute on-SKALE = on-chain. Deploy your agent ▶️

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