AgentOS skills are in beta. The skill set and behavior may change before general availability.
AgentOS skills are pre-built workflows that teach AI agents how to complete common Airwallex tasks end-to-end. Each skill bundles the prompts, command sequences, and validation logic an agent needs to handle one workflow correctly using the Airwallex CLI.
Skills are distributed through the Airwallex marketplace and installed through the AgentOS plugin for Claude Code or Cursor.
Available skills
| Skill | Category | Description |
|---|---|---|
| contract-to-billing | Billing | Extract billing details from purchase orders, contracts, or quotes; match against existing resources; create invoices and subscriptions. |
| beneficiary-creation | Payouts | Extract bank details from supplier documents, validate against per-country schemas, and create beneficiaries. |
| card-provisioning | Issuing | Create cardholders and provision virtual or physical corporate cards with spend limits. |
| manage-cashflow | Treasury | Aggregate multi-currency balances, receivables, and obligations; analyze FX exposure; manage indicative quotes. |
| awx-best-practices | Foundation | Always-on guardrail for ad-hoc operations, troubleshooting, and domains not covered by a workflow skill above. |
Prerequisites
- The Airwallex CLI installed and authenticated.
- An AI assistant that supports skills (Claude Code or Cursor).
Recommended model
Skills coordinate multi-step workflows that involve document extraction and API orchestration. For best results, run them with Claude Opus 4.6 or later.
Safety
Skills inherit the AgentOS safety guarantees:
- Skills do not initiate money-out actions (transfers, FX conversions, or payouts) on your behalf.
- Skills do not provide financial, legal, or tax advice.
- Skill outputs are probabilistic. Review and validate before acting on them in production.
See also
- Connectors — install the CLI that skills use under the hood.
- Install plugins — get the skills into Claude Code or Cursor.
- Build with AgentOS — prompting and best practices.
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