Pharos announces 50 winning Skills, officially launching the second phase of the AI Carnival
Foresight News reports that Pharos has announced the successful completion of the first phase of its AI Carnival (Discord Skill Training Camp and Skill Hackathon). The event attracted developers worldwide, who submitted around 500 Skill projects. After team review, 50 Skills were selected, with the list announced on the official Discord. The winning Skills cover six major categories: DeFi interaction, on-chain intelligence, asset and account management, social and information distribution, automation and workflow, and practical tools.
With the first batch of winning Skills released, Pharos AI Carnival has officially entered its second phase. These verified high-quality Skills will be integrated into the Agent orchestration and execution environment, Anvita Flow, within the Pharos ecosystem. They will be registered as capability components via standardized interfaces, forming the initial native capability library for all Agents in the ecosystem. Developers and users can create their own "Agent Manager" via the platform, experiencing the connection process from Skill to Agent. The total prize pool reaches 125,000 PROS.
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