Brian Liang
COO at aelf · COO at Artifact Labs · Board Member at Coinhako
Brian Liang is the COO of aelf, a board member of Coinhako, and an investment director at Peak Capital. He previously served as the Chief Operating Officer of Artifact Labs. Brian Liang holds a Master of Law and Accounting from the London School of Economics and Political Science.
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Campaign flows should not feel like a maze. Before users act, they need to know: 1. What is this campaign? 2. What action is needed? 3. What happens after I confirm? AI assistants can explain the path. aelf Skills can make the on-chain action easier to access. The point is not to hide complexit
AI in Web3 should not make things harder to understand. It should make useful actions easier to find, prepare, and verify. Users need clarity. AI assistants need callable actions. Builders need reusable flows. Blockchains need verifiable outcomes. That is where aelf Skills fit.
What makes a good aelf Skill? Not every feature should become a Skill. A useful Skill should be clear, callable, understandable, and verifiable. Here is the simple framework: https://t.co/Ruqf5NS1Iu
The next Web3 UX shift is simple: One useful action. One clear Skill. Check wallet activity. Prepare a vote. Join a campaign. Claim what is available. Manage a game asset. AI assistants need actions they can understand and call. That is where aelf Skills fit. https://t.co/WwAyE34KrK
AI in Web3 should not make things harder to understand. It should make useful actions easier to find. Users need clarity. AI assistants need callable actions. Builders need reusable flows. Blockchains need verifiable outcomes. That is where aelf Skills fit. https://t.co/VgJX6x6EWY