Eigen Labs releases AgentKit Beta, supporting the creation of autonomous AI agents capable of holding assets
Foresight News reports that Eigen Labs has released the first Beta version of AgentKit, a developer toolkit for building AI agents capable of holding assets, making payments, managing identities, and operating autonomously online.
The initial use cases for AgentKit focus on "autonomous media agents," which can generate content (text, images, audio, video), manage their own social presence, and operate continuously. In the coming weeks, Eigen Labs will expand AgentKit’s integration with popular social platforms, add new agent management templates, and launch an easy-to-use user interface. Future versions of AgentKit will also introduce native support for standards such as x402 and ERC-8004.
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