X-Agent, a platform that lets users build runnable AI applications through natural language, took part in the AI Foundation Community Lightning Pitch held at WeWork in Tokyo, according to ChainCatcher. The event brought together entrepreneurs, developers, investors, and AI application practitioners for in-person exchanges. Discussions on site focused on AI Agents, real-world AI App deployment, and ecosystem collaboration. Participants also got a closer look at X-Agent’s product experience, which is designed to help users create runnable AI applications with natural-language inputs. X-Agent said it plans to keep expanding both its product presence and community footprint in Japan, while also exploring collaboration opportunities with local developers, project teams, and partners.
According to ChainCatcher, X-Agent, a platform that enables users to build runnable AI applications through natural language, was invited to the AI Foundation Community Lightning Pitch held at WeWork in Tokyo.
At the event, X-Agent exchanged views with entrepreneurs, developers, investors, and AI application practitioners. Conversations focused on AI Agents, the deployment of AI Apps, and ecosystem collaboration.
Participants also learned more about X-Agent’s product experience, which helps users create runnable AI applications using natural-language inputs.
X-Agent said it will continue deepening its product and community presence in the Japanese market and explore collaboration opportunities with local developers, project teams, and partners.
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