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by Soumen Datta
November 20, 2024
By integrating OpenAI’s language models, iAgent allows users to execute commands in plain language, enabling tasks such as fast payments and wallet balance checks on the Injective network.
Injective Layer 1 smart contract platform unveiled the iAgent software development kit (SDK), a tool designed to simplify blockchain interactions through AI-driven agents. This SDK allows users to automate tasks on the Injective blockchain, such as executing trades, making payments, and checking wallet balances, all using simple, natural language commands.
iAgent is an SDK that integrates with OpenAI’s large language models (LLMs) to enable users to create AI agents that automate various blockchain tasks.
These tasks range from instant payments to order placements across decentralized exchanges (DEXs), all powered by AI commands. The integration of LLMs like OpenAI's ChatGPT allows iAgent to process and act on natural language inputs, making the technology intuitive and user-friendly.
Per reports, users can create and configure agents to perform specific functions on the Injective network, without the need for deep technical knowledge. Whether it's sending USDT to another address or checking wallet balances, iAgent allows users to control blockchain tasks with everyday language, according to Injective.
iAgent continuously monitors the Injective network, providing users with up-to-the-minute market insights. This reportedly enables fast decision-making, ensuring that users can act on important data immediately.
iAgent simplifies the trading process by automatically executing orders. Once a user decides to place a trade, the AI agent acts on the command instantly.
iAgent breaks down complex blockchain interactions into simple, human-friendly commands. According to Injetive, users can easily instruct the agent to perform various tasks, like creating an agent, checking balances, or placing trades, all using plain language.
One of iAgent's standout features is its ability to process payments at lightning speed. Users can send funds across the Injective network in real-time with just a simple command, streamlining the payment process.
Users can make market or limit orders for assets like BTC/USDT perpetual contracts, all through basic commands. The system provides immediate feedback, including transaction confirmation and details such as transaction hashes and block heights.
Every transaction executed by iAgent is fully transparent. Users receive detailed information about each action taken, including transaction hash, block height, and status.
The primary strength of iAgent lies in its ability to automate complex blockchain tasks. Users can create personalized agents to handle a variety of functions on the Injective network. Here are a few practical examples of what iAgent can do:
Create and Manage Agents: Users can set up multiple agents to handle different tasks. For example, one agent could track market data, while another could execute trades or manage wallet balances.
Execute AI-Powered Commands: Once an agent is created, users can issue simple commands to interact with the agent. Whether it’s sending funds or executing a trade, these actions are processed by the AI in real time.
To begin using iAgent, developers can refer to the comprehensive documentation provided by Injective Labs. The guide covers everything from installation and setup to creating commands and customizing agents.
The industry is forecasting a bullish 2025, driven by Donald Trump’s pro-crypto stance after his January inauguration. It is expected that this will further highlight the role of AI agents in blockchain technologies, positioning them as a key innovation.
Injective’s launch of iAgent is in line with its mission to make blockchain technology more accessible through AI integration. As a Cosmos-based platform, Injective enables developers to easily build DeFi applications and other blockchain solutions. Injective’s native token INJ is trading at $23.71, falling 6.6% over the last 24 hours.
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Soumen Datta
Soumen is an experienced writer in cryptocurrencies, DeFi, NFTs, and GameFi. He has been analyzing the space for the last several years and believes there is a lot of potential with blockchain technology, even though we are still at an early stage. In his spare time, Soumen enjoys playing his guitar and singing along. Soumen holds bags in BTC, ETH, BNB, MATIC, and ADA.
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