Cobo has launched WaaS Skill, which supports natural language invocation of the WaaS 2.0 API, accelerating enterprise-level wallet integration
Svmuu News: Cobo, a provider of digital asset custody and wallet solutions, has announced the launch of Cobo WaaS Skill, which enables developers to directly invoke the Cobo WaaS (Wallet-as-a-Service) 2.0 API directly via natural language within AI coding assistants (such as Claude Code and Cursor), enabling them to generate SDK code, debug, and troubleshoot, and build a functional web wallet application in as little as 30 minutes. After installing the Cobo WaaS Skill in an AI coding assistant, developers can perform operations such as creating wallets, debugging and troubleshooting, and initiating transfers through conversational interactions, while automatically generating executable SDK code. It also supports the rapid development of core exchange functionalities or Web3 payment workflows, reducing the need to switch between tools and consult documentation.
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