最新报道：Ensemble, the decentralized AI agent platform, has integrated with the enterprise-grade messaging protocol XMTP, aiming to drive the next phase of AI agent adoption in decentralized messaging. This integration allows Ensemble to expand its Agent Hub marketplace, allowing users to leverage support for XMTP and build a chat-native agent economy. XMTP powers nearly 1 million identities and over 63 million active wallets, and this partnership means Ensemble users can pay for autonomous agents directly from their wallets or through any application built on XMTP, without switching platforms. "AI agents are rapidly becoming an integral part of how people work and interact online, but until now, they have been locked into siloed applications and platforms," said Peter Denton of XMTP. "Ensemble, built on XMTP, is building a chat-native agent economy that can run anywhere the XMTP network is connected, including wallets, social applications, and the XMTP protocol. This is a major step towards a world where secure, decentralized messaging connects people, AI, and money frictionlessly and without lock-in." Ensemble will benefit from XMTP's infrastructure, which helps transform complex workflows into simple, user-friendly, chat-native experiences. This integration brings the same decentralized protocol messaging capabilities already used in leading web3 applications, including Base, Farcaster, and Lens. Ensemble's progress in the AI agent space includes a decentralized finance alert with tiered subscriptions that users can pay directly in chat. The protocol is also working on a DeFi analyst agent, which is expected to provide users with on-demand analysis, quotes, and pay-per-query features. Users will be able to request and receive results within the same XMTP thread. The platform is also eyeing AI agents for more complex workflows, such as optimizing queries for yield farming. "Our mission is to bring AI agents to the masses by making them as trustworthy, accessible, and useful as possible," said Shamir Ozery, co-founder and CEO of Ensemble. Ensemble and XMTP have joined forces as the latter looks to leverage $20 million in funding to accelerate the growth and adoption of its web3 messaging infrastructure stack.