The cryptocurrency exchange Bitget has upgraded its Agent Hub, an infrastructure designed for AI trading aimed at developers. The upgrade includes Skills modules and a command-line interface (CLI), according to a press release.
Along with support for the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and REST/WebSocket API, which was launched in February 2026, the new modules complete the full stack of Agent Hub interactions.
“MCP, API, Skills, and CLI together create a comprehensive infrastructure that connects AI models, developer tools, and real trade execution,” the press release states.
The Skills module enables AI agents—Claude Code and OpenClaw—to interpret users' trading intentions and execute actions via the bgc utility. This utility provides access to an API with standardized JSON output, simplifying integration with scripts and agent processes.
Following the update, the Agent Hub now includes 9 modules and 58 tools. According to the press release, developers can connect the platform to OpenClaw in just three minutes. AI agents gain access to real-time market data, spot and futures trading, as well as account and asset management.
“Artificial intelligence is one of our key strategic focuses this year. With it, we aim to empower over 125 million users to trade like Wall Street professionals. While such trading requires more knowledge and trust, the tipping point is near,” said Bitget CEO Gracy Chen.
Previously, Bitget introduced a group maker fee structure for spot and futures trading pairs. This update aims to deepen liquidity in the order book and enhance trade execution quality.