Axelar launches open-source framework AgentFlux, bringing AI agents on-chain and mitigating cloud risks
ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, the team behind the Axelar network, Interop Labs, announced on Thursday that Axelar has launched the open-source framework AgentFlux. This framework is designed to run artificial intelligence (AI) agents locally, while keeping private keys, trading strategies, and client data outside of the cloud.
AgentFlux allows financial companies to deploy "agent-based" automation without sending sensitive information to external infrastructure. AgentFlux is also integrated into Axelar's broader multi-chain strategy. AgentFlux enables a single AI agent to view risks, assess risk exposure, and trade across multiple ecosystems.
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