Fetch.ai launches ASI:One Skills and Card Playground in latest product update
Fetch.ai said it has added two new pieces to its ASI:One ecosystem: an official Skills Library announcement on ASI:One and a Card Playground for building interactive agent cards. The company described the updates as tools for creating, previewing and activating agent-facing experiences more quickly.
In posts on X, Fetch.ai said the ASI:One Card Playground gives users three connected panels for editing card metadata and payloads. The company said the playground supports carousel, detail, form, review and custom card formats, and that users can also describe an interface in plain language or upload a reference image to generate a starting payload with AI.
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Fetch.ai also said the playground uses the same validation as ASI:One in production, suggesting that cards rendered in the tool should behave the same way for end users. The company framed the feature as a way to “design, test, inspect and connect” interactive cards before writing agent code.
Separately, Fetch.ai announced community-created Skills inside the ASI:One skills library on asi1.ai. According to the post, users can activate abilities with one tap from a right-side panel. The official blog link confirms the Skills Library launch.
The update appears focused on developer and user-interface tooling rather than a broader protocol or token change.
