The Binance Skills Hub provides a structured set of tools that allow AI agents to interact directly with blockchain ecosystems. It enables automation builders to integrate complex crypto functions into agentic workflows without building the underlying infrastructure from scratch.
By providing specialized skills for wallet management and trading signals, the hub makes on-chain activities more accessible to autonomous systems, allowing for a more seamless bridge between AI reasoning and financial execution.
Follow the documented setup, then try a first task.
Installs: Complete Binance Skills Hub repository bundle; the listed skillPaths are a supported subset, not the bundle's complete inventory.
Run from: The project directory where Binance Skills Hub should be added
Before installation, ensure Node.js version 22 or higher is already installed.
In a terminal, run this command from the project directory where you want to add the complete Binance Skills Hub.
npx skills add https://github.com/binance/binance-skills-hub
Uses academy-skill
Use the academy-skill skill to answer this educational question using Binance Academy content: "What is Gas Fee?" Respond in English with a concise paraphrased explanation and relevant Academy links. Do not provide investment advice.
Uses query-address-info
Use the query-address-info skill to show the current token holdings for wallet address <WALLET_ADDRESS> on <CHAIN>. For each holding, include its name, symbol, current price, 24-hour price change, and quantity. Replace <WALLET_ADDRESS> with the wallet to inspect and <CHAIN> with BSC, Solana, Base, or Ethereum.
Uses query-token-info
Use the query-token-info skill to search for <TOKEN_KEYWORD> on <CHAIN>. Return a short list of likely matches with enough identifying information to distinguish them, including contract addresses when available. Replace <TOKEN_KEYWORD> with a token name, symbol, or contract address and <CHAIN> with Ethereum, BSC, Base, or Solana.
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