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Skynet Ecosystem

An overview of the current Ecosystem

Projects within the Skynet ecosystem include those built natively on the protocol, tool providers, and those utilizing services on the agentic network. This encompasses deployment tools, new products and services, etc.

The current ecosystem projects include:

  • StackAI: It provides computing and GPU resources for AI agents at a cost-effective price. On Skynet, StackAI provides all the computing and GPU needed for AI agent deployment and operation on the protocol.

  • Jarvis: It is a personal or AI assistant that allows its users to perform actions beyond the scope of most current AI assistants. These actions vary from booking meetings to coding and deploying applications. Jarvis utilizes Skynet's capabilities, which enable it to have amazing features, from payment capabilities and access to tools that allow it to perform real-world actions based on prompted requests.

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