Hong Kong listed company HashKey Holdings Limited (3887.HK) recently announced the launch of Agent Skills, further promoting the practical application of artificial intelligence (AI) in digital asset services. The launch of this capability marks the transition of AI from being an information assistance tool to an entry point for business execution, and demonstrates HashKey's continuous progress in building "new financial infrastructure + AI empowerment."

With the rapid development of AI technology, AI agents are evolving from simple information processing to gradually possessing the ability to understand intentions and execute tasks. In the field of digital assets, this means that AI is no longer just helping users analyze the market or provide advice, but has the potential to directly participate in account management, trade execution, and other actual business processes. Balancing efficiency and security in this process has become a core issue of concern in the industry.

Against this backdrop, HashKey's launch of Agent Skills aims to provide a clearer and more controllable business execution path for AI, enabling it to complete a series of operations centered around user goals while maintaining necessary risk control and user confirmation mechanisms. Compared to traditional models centered on interface calls, this capability is closer to a task-centered interaction method, making the role of AI in financial services more intuitive and actionable.

HashKey Group CTO Devin Zhang stated that as AI begins to participate in real business processes, companies are gradually shifting their focus from the capabilities of the model itself to permission control, scope of execution, and traceability throughout the process. Only under a governance system that is layered and decentralized, controllable, and traceable, can AI enter core financial scenarios.

This release also reflects HashKey’s overall layout in the field of AI. Currently, AI has been gradually applied in multiple links such as the company's internal operations, product development, security risk control, and user services. On this basis, HashKey is further extending AI capabilities to external service systems, making AI not only enhance internal efficiency but also become an important entry point connecting users with digital financial services.

From the perspective of application scenarios, developers and AI products can leverage Agent Skills to enable AI assistants to assist in completing tasks such as account information inquiries and market analysis, with user confirmations at key points, thereby ensuring effective control over fund operations while enhancing efficiency. This interaction method centered on "intention-driven + user confirmation" is becoming an important development direction for digital financial services.

In the short term, Agent Skills will help developers and institutions connect to digital asset services more efficiently, reducing entry barriers and improving execution stability. In the long term, as AI capabilities continue to evolve, the way users interact with financial services will also undergo profound changes—users express their goals, while the system understands, breaks down, and executes tasks, with the platform providing a safe and compliant execution framework.

In this process, HashKey is gradually positioning itself as a key infrastructure provider connecting AI and financial services. The launch of Agent Skills is not only a product upgrade but also reflects the role evolution of digital asset platforms in the AI era—from transaction matching and service provision to becoming a new financial infrastructure supporting intelligent execution.

As AI and digital assets continue to converge, the capability system built around execution paths, permission management, and risk control will become an important direction for industry development. HashKey will continue to explore more practical applications of AI in financial scenarios, pushing digital finance towards a more efficient and intelligent new stage.

For more information about Agent Skills, please refer to:

https://docs.hashkey.com/hk/en/index.html#agent-skills-overview