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# Product Roadmap

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### January 3rd

* usebuild.fun goes live with core no-code agent features  
* Release V1 documentation 
* Launch official socials channels: Twitter & Telegram 
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### January

* Add new core default functionality for agents - image generation, video generation, voice generation, Telegram & Discord Module
* Trigger engine - Real-time events fire off agent actions automatically 
* API Access - Access our api to provide your agent data and customize your agent even further
* Wallet management - agents get on-chain wallets to autonomously buy/sell tokens
* Agent Discovery Page - browse & discover public agents created with $BUILD
* Gamification & Rewards - incentivize agent creators and users with loyalty perks and other gamification 
* Community Suggestions
* Model Expansion: adding OpenAI, Anthropic, and other requested models 
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### Post January & Beyond

* Swarms  - multiple agents cooperating for bigger goals
* Chat with your agent to train it & upload data for your agent to pull from
* Marketplace
* Other community suggestions
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