The Artificial Superintelligence Alliance has published its latest two-week development update, covering October 29 to November 11. It includes a rebuilt Web Wallet for ASI:Chain and a fix for its Omega AI agent. The alliance's token is $ASI, formed through the merger of Fetch.ai's $FET, SingularityNET's AGIX and Ocean Protocol's OCEAN.
Web Wallet 0.2.0 for ASI:Chain
Web Wallet 0.2.0 allows users to manage multiple accounts with a single recovery phrase. It also supports importing and exporting encrypted key files.
GitHub release notes describe the version as a complete redesign of the ASI Chain Wallet. According to the notes, the ASI Chain Wallet SDK now handles every wallet operation, including key generation, storage, balances, transfers and transaction history, replacing the previous in-app vault. The login page lets users choose between a hierarchical deterministic (HD) wallet and a private key wallet. Users can export an open wallet as an encrypted keyfile from the accounts page's backup section.
According to the release notes, the release also adds a bridge page for locking ASI tokens on ASI:Chain and transferring them to test networks, including Sepolia, Base Sepolia, FetchHub Dorado and Cardano Preprod. A pull request linked to the release says wallets created in version 0.1.0 are not migrated automatically. Users must restore them with a recovery phrase or import them using a private key.
Omega agent patch and security testing
On the AI side, a new Omega pre-release fixes a bug that could cause the agent to report that it had saved a memory when the save had failed. The fix addresses a reliability issue, as users may rely on an agent's memory to carry context between sessions.
The alliance is also testing how well its agents resist hidden instructions embedded in external content, a technique commonly known as prompt injection. The update describes this as ongoing testing, not a completed safeguard.
Background on the alliance
The Artificial Superintelligence Alliance was formed by Fetch.ai, SingularityNET and Ocean Protocol. Fetch.ai said in its announcement that the three organisations would merge their tokens into a single Artificial Superintelligence token, with $FET as the reserve token, to be renamed $ASI. Each foundation was to remain an independent legal entity.
The alliance publishes development updates every two weeks. Earlier editions have followed the same wallet work, including the migration of wallet functions to the official SDK. The latest update continues that effort, with the redesigned interface now shipping as a tagged release.
Sources:
ASI Chain: Wallet v0.2.0 release notes on GitHub
Fetch.ai: Artificial Superintelligence Alliance announcement
