AI platform Surf launches Surf Skill, now offering users $200,000 worth of free API credits
BlockBeats News, on April 9, Surf, a specialized AI platform developed for the cryptocurrency industry, announced the launch of the Surf Skill CLI tool. This tool enables AI agents such as Claude Code to directly access cryptocurrency data, potentially replacing more than 60 independent APIs.
After installing the tool, AI agents can analyze and predict the market, on-chain DeFi TVL, social trends, and more in real time, providing structured insights into the crypto market.
In addition, SurfAI, as a crypto-native AI research platform, is offering a $200,000 API credit limit for free, compatible with multiple agent environments to simplify workflow for developers and AI in the crypto space.
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