Injective bundles 4 tools into one AI Agent SDK for DeFi builders

Injective's new SDK lets developers build autonomous financial agents with a single command, no assembly required.

Injective launched a unified AI Agent SDK on July 14, bundling four developer tools into one package for building onchain autonomous agents. The Cosmos-based Layer 1 blockchain aims to lower the barrier for creating AI-powered DeFi bots that can trade, deploy contracts, and manage wallets.

"Developers can now build, test, and deploy autonomous agents on Injective without stitching together separate toolchains," the Injective team said in a statement.

The SDK integrates the Injective CLI, agent skills, the MCP documentation server, and the main MCP server — enabling queries and transactions on both Mainnet and Testnet in a single installation. It plugs into large language models like ChatGPT, allowing agents to interpret natural language commands for executing market orders, checking wallet balances, and managing smart contracts. The toolkit also includes real-time data analysis and predictive analytics capabilities for automated trade execution.

The launch positions Injective in the growing DeFAI sector, where autonomous agents interact with decentralized finance protocols without human intervention. Injective, a Cosmos-based L1 backed by Binance, Jump Crypto, Pantera, and Mark Cuban, also joined the x402 Foundation as a general member — a Linux Foundation initiative standardizing HTTP-native payments for AI agents that counts Coinbase, Stripe, Visa, and Mastercard among its 40 members.

A second iteration of the agent toolkit

Injective shipped an earlier version of the SDK called iAgent 2.0 in January 2025, which incorporated the Eliza multi-agent framework to coordinate multiple AI entities. The project followed up on July 5 with an open-source Model Context Protocol server that expanded agent capabilities to include deploying smart contracts and executing trades based on natural language queries.

The SDK is purpose-built for Injective's chain, giving agents direct access to the network's order book infrastructure and DeFi primitives without cross-chain friction. Competitors like ai16z are building in the same onchain AI agent space, but Injective's native integration means agents can tap into the network's existing DeFi protocols without additional middleware.

The native token, INJ, serves as the governance and staking mechanism for the network while also providing ecosystem incentives. The SDK could accelerate developer activity and total value locked on Injective as the DeFAI narrative gains traction across crypto markets.

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