MyShell announces three major updates: ShellAgent protocol, IM integration and on-chain intelligence
After IDO, MyShell launched three updates to its self-developed open-source ShellAgent framework, comprehensively enhancing the AI Agent development experience and promoting cross-industry applications: ShellAgent protocol, comprehensive IM integration and on-chain intelligence. These updates will simplify the development process, enhance user experience and expand application scenarios.
The ShellAgent protocol enables code-free, visual creation of AI Agents and further opens up the plugin ecosystem by allowing developers to easily build, upload and share AI Agent plugins. The number of plugins in the ShellAgent library has expanded from 300 to nearly unlimited, providing a contribution space for developers in fields such as medicine and law. Through IM integration, MyShell's AI Agents can be automatically deployed on platforms like X without writing any code which enhances user interaction and decision optimization. In addition, ShellAgent introduces on-chain intelligence by integrating modular wallets with multi-chain support and Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), simplifying asset management while driving innovation and scalability in decentralized applications.
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