Starting tomorrow, we plan to open Programmable to custom @Uniswap ethereum:0x7987f03462200b3d8a072e02c89a8a41dcb124ee hooks.
A game, a new market mechanic, something useful, something strange or something built just for fun. Coding experience should not decide whether an idea gets built.
We have spent time thinking about what Programmable.family should become over the long term:
Real infrastructure cannot be centered around what one team is able to build. It has to give developers, users and the wider community room to build on it.
We do not want Programmable to become a catalogue of hooks created by us. We want it to become the place where anyone can bring an idea for a programmable token, build it, have the implementation reviewed and launch it.
We’re building a skill for AI coding agents such as Codex and Claude Code. Give your agent the idea. The skill provides the technical standards, testing workflow and application format needed to build for Programmable.
You can also submit a hook you built yourself.
We do not decide whether an idea is interesting. Every implementation is reviewed against the same published launch and security requirements before it can be approved.
We cannot build a thousand great hooks ourselves but we can make it possible for a thousand people to build them.
From small experiments to serious products, our long-term ambition is to make Programmable the home for custom v4 hooks.
Have an idea? Turn it into a hook.
The ongoing website and performance upgrades need a few more hours. We expect them to be live this evening.
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