> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://paper.chainopera.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://paper.chainopera.ai/overview/ecosystem/platform-and-framework-partners.md).

# Platform and Framework Partners

ChainOpera AI partners with diverse collaborators to strengthen its blockchain-AI platform across usability, reliability, scalability, efficiency, security, and privacy—with a particular emphasis on Web3 integration.

**Value Exchange Services**\
Through the flagship **AI Terminal app**, ChainOpera AI enables value exchange features such as smart service recommendations and automated workflows. We collaborate with wallet developers, algorithm specialists, bot creators, and aggregation platforms to integrate these capabilities in a user-friendly and secure manner.

**AI Agent Framework and Zero-Code Platform**\
We partner with frameworks and platforms that enhance the agent development experience within the ChainOpera Agent Platform (<https://agent.chainopera.ai/>), making it easier for developers and non-technical users to create and deploy agents.

**AI Model Training and Serving**\
ChainOpera currently utilizes TensorOpera AI’s infrastructure for training and serving AI models, while remaining open to evolving these capabilities in collaboration with the broader community.

**Federated Learning**\
Our exclusive partner for federated learning is **FedML** ([https://FedML.ai](https://fedml.ai/)), which provides a leading framework for decentralized AI model training.


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