Surf launched the Surf Skill CLI tool, enabling AI agents with the ability to query cryptocurrency data and replacing 60+ separate APIs. Users can analyze the market, DeFi TVL, and social trends in real time, and get $200k in free API credit to simplify the development process.

The Solana Foundation launched Solana Agent Skills on April 4, providing AI tools with prebuilt functional modules to simplify interaction with the Solana network. The official skill modules include error handling, security checks, and more. The community offers more than 60 skills, covering areas such as DeFi and payments.

GoPlus announced on April 3 that SafuSkill would launch the Launchpad feature, aiming to build the underlying infrastructure for issuing AI Skills and generating revenue. This feature integrates the marketplace, a token launchpad, and a rewards system. It supports developers in issuing Skill tokens and connecting them to liquidity pools, providing security safeguards and enabling reward withdrawals. SafuSkill is intended to help AI Skills shift toward asset-like characteristics and to promote the growth of the Skill Economy ecosystem.

Ampersend went live on April 3 to provide AI Agents with an independent wallet and budget controls. Users can register via the official website or add a Skill for OpenClaw. The product supports multiple open standards and is developed by the Edge & Node team.

Gate News message. On March 31, Alipay released the first domestic "Payment Integration Skill," deeply packaging core payment capabilities into standardized components. In addition, Alipay also upgraded its "Sandbox Environment," allowing developers to complete end-to-end payment testing without real funds and without officially launching a payment product.

On March 27, Bifrost launched SLPx Skill, the first AI-native multi-chain liquidity staking interface, supporting four EVM chains including Ethereum. Users can interact with the AI system through a smart Agent to achieve ETH staking and redemption, ensuring private key security and providing open-source compatibility.

Gate News reports that on March 27, Renren Skill announced the launch of its public beta, aimed at creating an AI skill store specifically designed for Chinese users. The platform is fully compatible with the Chinese environment, providing users with a complete one-stop experience for browsing, installing, learning, using, sharing, and creating. According to the introduction, Renren Skill has established a three-tiered community system, covering multi-level needs from beginner users to hardcore developers. The platform allows users to easily build their own Skills and plans to open tipping and monetization mechanisms in the future to improve community ecosystem development.

Etherscan updated its blockchain explorer on March 27, adding a real-time metadata display for trustless agents registered under the ERC-8004 identity registry on the NFT detail page, including agent status, payment support, and skill information, aimed at providing identity and reputation verification mechanisms for blockchain AI agents.

OpenAI is rolling out a plugin system for its AI programming tool Codex, enabling integrations with a variety of developer tools (such as Slack, Figma, Gmail, and more). The plugins support local development and publishing. Developers can use the @plugin-creator skill to build plugins quickly, even though the public marketplace hasn’t been opened yet.

GoPlus Security warns that OpenClaw's ClawHub has a serious vulnerability, allowing attackers to bypass protection mechanisms to increase skill downloads and then trick users into installing malicious code. The vulnerability has been fixed. It is recommended to use AgentGuard for security protection.