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Add AI Agent tools

Integrating AI Agent tools to Skynet

Overview

Organizations can add their agent tools by integrating with Skynet via API, which is the current default mode of operation. In addition, Skynet can take in requests from agents in natural language and translate that for the request passed through the API.

Skynet can also communicate with tooling providers in natural language when the provider is either already agent-ready, which is unlikely, or has implemented the Skynet solution through one of our channel partners. In this mode of operation, an AI agent can talk to another AI agent within the tooling provider network to fulfil requests. We bet that this agentic network will become the new standard way for operating, and Skynet is at the forefront of this cutting-edge development and approach.

Skynet will rapidly roll out API integration to public and private-facing APIs and work with our Business Development (BD) team and channel partners to secure agent-based integrations that genuinely understand the tooling providers' offering and can fulfil complex requests.

Summary

  1. Any organization can add or provide their tools to Skynet.

  2. Existing Rest APIs of the providing organization are made compatible with AI agents.

  3. Skynet creates a natural language interface for required tools.

  4. Skynet converts stablecoin payments into fiat to settle with Web2 tooling providers.

  5. 3rd party channel partners can implement integration on behalf of tooling-providing organizations (this will aid the pace of future integration work).

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Last updated 29 days ago