Bitget launches new AI Skill module, enabling Lobster to start trading in 3 minutes
PANews, March 9 – Bitget announced a major upgrade to its AI infrastructure platform, Agent Hub, introducing two new modules: Skills and CLI. Together with the MCP and REST/WebSocket API launched last month, they form a complete "MCP+API+Skills+CLI" invocation system, connecting AI models, development tools, and live trading execution chains.
After the upgrade, Bitget Agent Hub covers nine major capability modules and 58 tools, including spot, futures, copy trading, and wealth management. Users can connect to OpenClaw (Lobster) in just three configuration steps and about three minutes, unlocking capabilities such as market data, spot and futures trading, and asset management, accelerating the implementation of AI-driven trading applications.
Bitget CEO Gracy Chen stated: "AI will usher in a new era of Vibe trading. Our vision in the AI era is to empower 100 millions of users to rival Wall Street. After this upgrade, Bitget Agent Hub achieves the broadest functional coverage and the most comprehensive technical standard coverage among mainstream exchanges, with a more intuitive and seamless integration experience. Although AI trading still requires more user education and trust, we believe its tipping point is approaching."
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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