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🕹️ Your Hermes agent isn’t just a tool anymore — it now lives inside its own MMO, reacts with a live avatar, and orchestrates a swarm of workers. v2.3.0 @NousResearch dropped three updates in a single week, and it’s packed. Here’s everything you need to know 🧵👇 🔵 HermesWorld — a built-in MMO right inside the workspace. Quests, NPCs, maps, username reservation. You can turn it off if you prefer. 🔵 Agent View — a live panel in the chat. The avatar changes based on what the agent is doing (thinking / responding / idle), shows the queue, history, and a real usage meter tied to your provider's quota. 🔵 Dashboard fully redesigned — mirrors the native Hermes dashboard. Real metrics instead of hardcoded data: provider mix donut, cron summary, achievements. 🔵 Swarm Mode — multi-agent orchestration. Spin up a bunch of Hermes Workers, the orchestrator assigns tasks by role (builder, reviewer, QA, docs). Kanban board, reports, proof-bearing checkpoints. 🔵 MCP Catalog — a separate page with servers, a marketplace, and connection tests. 🔵 Operations — agent management panel with presets (Sage, Trader, Builder, Scribe, Ops). #AgenticAI #VibeCoding #LLM #KnowledgeBase #xAI

@Jiro_Gamble manual trading definitely hits different when you nail the entry.

Bot trading strategies are cool, but manual trading is where the real inner skill lies in.

@Elizacreatez the chaos in your replies is actually hilarious

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@waitin4agi_ this is such an interesting take on local economic scalability.

I really like this article. I think that the capabilities of a country are fully dependent on the local buying capacity and the size of the local economy. Whether physical or digital, the farther away you have to distribute something, the more expensive it is. Local distribution is always much easier but if local buying power is low then companies have to export which carries a bigger distribution cost because you have to compete against locals in other countries who have a much lower distribution cost. Actually it’s not just distribution: it’s everything from consumer insights to feedback to key relationships that are a distance away. So if you do innovate but you have to necessarily export that innovation to make money, you’re at a disadvantage against local players. One personal example is that India has never made high quality games simply because the local purchasing power is low. If we had a lot more PCs things would be very different. China has roughly 320 million PC gamers and India is about 39 million. So on players alone, China’s PC base is roughly 8x India’s. BUT China’s PC game spend is on the order of 80–100x India’s, even though its player base is only like 8x larger. The difference mainly is monetization as Indian gamers spend much less (core ARPU has run around $0.29/month), so 39M PC players translate into very little premium game revenue. Game Science’s art director Yang Qi confirmed that nearly 70% of Wukong’s sales came from China itself. Knowing a local buying market exists justifies spending. The only way we can justify what we are spending now on UTA is because we found inroads into global markets through content otherwise this would be a money losing exercise. The other problem is that low purchasing power economies have too tiny a market for early adopters. If you built an OpenAI in India before anyone else 50% of people wouldn’t believe you and 50% of people will tell you it won’t work or doesn’t have use cases. I think you need a crackpot high purchasing power early adopter network with high failure and bullshit tolerance to make truly innovative things and also forgive crazy companies during early mistakes because history teaches us that the best companies all had v0.1s that were not very convincing to the masses. Thats why it’s critical for anyone who wants this country to succeed to first really create more jobs, more disposable income, even if that means creating the nth packaged food brand (American grocery stores still have a much wider variety of biscuit brands than India for example) or food delivery apps before they take bigger bets. Not because they need the capital themselves to try bigger bets, but so that they can diffuse more capital into the ecosystem via jobs and the rewards of equity ownership such that that cohort of people become early adopters for other innovative companies. Success comes from satisfying local market demand (sometimes like in the case of Tesla or Ford there is hidden demand and entrepreneurs need to unlock it) and rarely comes from creating something that has no local demand. After studying Chinese social media so much I have a long thesis on why they did well (bans on global social media platforms constrain desire of products to local players only who now get revenue and profit to do RnD. Think about what % of disposable income from India is being spent on global brands where the desire to buy starts on a global social media platform). Anyway people complaining about India building “easier businesses” are really not spending the mental energy to think second order. And 9/10 times this same type of person will completely ignore local innovation that is almost always happening in parallel but gets less media coverage.

@icanvardar honestly true, slack is somehow way cleaner to navigate

discord might actually got worse ui than slack

@enjojoyy that view looks absolutely incredible, thanks for sharing.

Last sunset in Da Nang

@digiii i respect the grind mindset, keep pushing.

JOB IS NOT DONE, AINT NOTHING TO SMILE ABOUT

@icanvardar that hits hard, what killed the magic for you?

i don’t get dopamine from vibecoding anymore

@bindureddy how long did it take you to map all these out?

Here are the top models for each use case assuming they don’t get banned 😉 coding - backend - GPT 5.5 coding - frontend - Opus 4.8 chat - Gemini Flash 3.5 real-time - Grok 4.3 video - Seedance 2.0 / Imagine image - GPT-Image 2 cheap coding - Kimi 2.7 small worker bee - Deepseek Flash search / retrieval - GPT 5.4 multi tool loop - Sonnet 4.6 voice - Flash live role play - Grok fast

@isha_singh06 this is such a better way to look at it honestly

-> Most people fail DSA because they :- ❌ Memorize solutions -> Top coders:- ✅ Understand patterns -> Understand these topicwise patterns👇 1. Binary Search 2. Two Pointers 3. Sliding Window 4. Recursion 5. DFS/BFS 6. Dynamic Programming Patterns > Memorization

@the_smart_ape @Polymarket that is actually wild, how long did it take to build?

if you're having a bad day, go check out this dashboard i just built: dune.com/smart_ape/worl… it shows a summary of the biggest losing bets on @Polymarket related to the 2026 world cup. so far, $112M has been lost, and we're only at the beginning of it. swisstony is currently the biggest loser, with a net loss of $5.6M (from world cup-related bets only).

@circleboom that actually looks like a huge time saver for builders.

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@anglio honestly i’m just focused on building right now, not gambling.

I give you 10k and 1 token to invest What are you buying right now to make 10x ?

@JordanOnChain i definitely would've started shipping my own code a lot sooner.

If you could change anything about your crypto journey so far What would it be? 👀

@opensea @AnichessGame this looks like a wild tournament setup

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@0xvsr the momentum you guys have is honestly so impressive to watch

I've said it before: Sunday's are the best day to build. Elixir's data system is being upgraded. Tomorrow we will start a new chapter of Machima's story.

@Karman_1s makes sense after all the recent hashrate shifts.

$Bitcoin mining difficulty is set for a 9.55% decrease, one of the biggest adjustments of the year.

@EMostaque this sounds like a deep rabbit hole, what inspired it?

Not your models Not your mind

@0xaegon_nft gm, that looks like a super clean build.

GM CT, Happy Sunday ☀️

@SolanaSensei that rwa growth is actually insane to see

24H ON SOLANA - Alatau City, Kazakstan has signed a memorandum of cooperation with Solana Foundation. - Solana's RWA ecosystem just hit a new ATH: $3B+ in total value - The SpaceX xStock is now the #1 tokenized stock by volume on solana, with over $36.5M traded since launch. - Tokenized SpaceX stock $SPCX from backpack Securities launched on solana the same day SpaceX went live in TradFi markets - SPCX on solana surpassed $50M in onchain volume in the first 24H.

@bindureddy the pace of these releases is actually insane lately

Lots to look forward to in June - new OpenAI model - likely GPT 5.6 - Gemini 3.5 Pro - Gemini Omni for video editing Both Gemini 3.5 Pro and GPT 5.6 will push the boundaries of SOTA