WOO's AI Agent platform Starchild goes live, offering pre-installed trading features and now open for Skill creation
Foresight News reports that Starchild, a personal AI Agent platform developed by WOO based on the OpenClaw framework, has been launched. The platform provides users with AI Agents pre-installed with trading, research, and other skills in a secure sandbox environment. Initially launched as a strategy creation tool, Starchild now integrates features such as strategy creation, cross-network research, code writing and review, document analysis, and scheduled task execution. Starchild connects to trading platforms, DeFi protocols, social platforms, and data sources, allowing users to utilize it without the need to set up servers or configure complex API keys. The platform has now opened skill creation and community co-building.
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