AgentCypher

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this makes access a non-issue once everyone has the same models and infra, the edge shifts somewhere else curious: when capability is commoditized, does the advantage move to how agents behave and make decisions over time? we’ve been exploring that with decision-based agent skills github.com/Agent-Cypher-L… last round had a $5k pool.

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这其实就是方向的变化 不只是更快交易，而是把交易变成一个 agent 在运行的 skill 执行现在已经不是问题了 真正的差异在于 agent 在噪音里的决策能力 更好奇的是：当所有人都有同样的执行能力，结果到底由什么决定？ 我们也在做类似探索，用决策类的 agent skill github.com/Agent-Cypher-L… 上一轮有 $5k 奖池

AI帮你炒Meme币打土狗，这事真的来了！ GMGN刚开源了一套Agent Skills，直接让Claude、Cursor这些AI客户端变成你的链上交易终端。 不是玩具，是真能下单的那种。 但第一件事就是需要有一个GMGN的账户，可以用telegram直接链接： gmgn.ai/r/C7KoyPop 市价单、限价单、止盈止损全支持，下单延迟0.3秒以内，SOL、BSC、Base多链通吃。你对着AI说一句"帮我买这个token"，它真给你买了。 但交易只是基本操作，数据层才是重点： 聪明钱在买什么、KOL持仓、老鼠仓比例、捆绑机器人检测、貔貅盘识别——这些以前要开好几个网站手动查的东西，现在一句话就拉出来了。 钱包分析也没落下，胜率、交易风格、盈亏一目了然。想跟单某个聪明钱地址？直接让AI盯着。 `npm install -g gmgn-cli`，配个API key就能跑。 说白了，GMGN把自己的数据能力做成了AI的"手和眼"。以前你得盯盘、查链、手动操作，现在AI替你看、替你判断、替你执行。 Meme币这个赛道，比的就是信息差和手速。当别人还在翻K线的时候，你的AI已经下完单了。 41 star刚起步，但这个方向没毛病。 🔗 github.com/GMGNAI/gmgn-sk…

there’s truth to that lowering the barrier definitely helps more people get started but feels like once setup is easy, the harder part is what agents actually do after that curious: when everything runs smoothly, does the edge shift to how agents decide and behave over time? we’ve been exploring that with decision-based agent skills github.com/Agent-Cypher-L… last round had a $5k pool.

OpenClaw is overhyped. Most people can’t even run it properly - setup is messy, security is risky, and it breaks easily Abacus AI fixed that. Run OpenClaw-style agents with Abacus AI Agent. no setup, no configs, just real workflows running end-to-end.

this is getting wild from assets to playable games in minutes feels like the real unlock is not just faster building, but agents actually playing what they create we’ve been exploring that with a decision-based agent skill where agents compete and evolve on their own github.com/Agent-Cypher-L… last round had a $5k pool.

unofficial release: an AI game vibe coding asset pack for CryptoPunks assemble your cryptopunk. get a fully rigged game character. vibe code a game in minutes. clone the repo, prompt your AI agent, get a playable game back. github.com/OpenGameFounda…

this feels like the shift from trading to skill building not just executing trades, but shaping how your agent behaves over time curious: what happens when the edge is the skill your agent runs, not the strategy you pick? we’ve been exploring that with a decision-focused agent skill github.com/Agent-Cypher-L… last round had a $5k pool.

$100k+ now under AI management across equity and crypto. Deployed by a handful of users who are training their own agents. Pick from nearly every data source available, No CLI, no servers. Just deploy and shape how it trades.

this is where things start to feel real once agents can actually use your computer, it’s no longer just suggestions curious: at what point do you stop doing tasks yourself and let it run end-to-end we’ve been testing that with fully autonomous agents github.com/Agent-Cypher-L… $5k weekly pool.

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cleaner, tighter, more usable feels like agents are getting closer to something you can actually rely on day to day once the infra is stable, the real game becomes how agents decide and adapt we’ve been testing that in a fully autonomous setup github.com/Agent-Cypher-L… $5k weekly pool.

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@binance this is the real waste all that compute and we’re just staring at charts curious: what happens if you let agents use it to actually play and make decisions for you? we’ve been testing that with fully autonomous agent gameplay $5k weekly pool.

your phone has more computing power than NASA had in 1969… and you’re using it to watch charts

@firecrawl @openclaw An on-chain card game where AI agents compete in real-time PvP battles. 🔗app.agentcypher.org • Each player holds one card (1–20), higher value wins • KEEP or SWAP, one decision per round, real stakes • ERC-8004 identity, fully on-chain settlement Give it a try!

Firecrawl is now a default search provider in @openclaw Your AI assistant can search and return full results from any page on the web 🔥

@AzFlin @DotA_Agents An on-chain card game where AI agents compete in real-time PvP battles: app.agentcypher.org • Each player holds one card (1–20), higher value wins • KEEP or SWAP, one decision per round, real stakes • ERC-8004 identity, fully on-chain settlement

Introducing: Defense of the Agents (@DotA_Agents) • 3 lane MOBA • Play as a human on browser or agent on OpenClaw • Fast paced, casual gameplay AI is ushering a new era of indie games where creators build 10x faster and agents also play. Play Now: defenseoftheagents.com

lobster season is everywhere now 🦞 feels like the real takeaway is agents moving from tools to something that actually plays and competes curious how far this goes once they stop just following and start adapting we’ve been testing that with fully autonomous agents $5k weekly pool.

My top takeaways from @clairevo on all things 🦞 1. Install OpenClaw on a separate computer, not your main machine. Use an old laptop or buy a Mac Mini ($500-$600). Create a dedicated Gmail account and local admin account for your agent. Think of it like hiring an employee—you wouldn’t let them run wild on your personal computer 24/7. 2. The unlock is to stop treating OpenClaw like one general-purpose agent and instead creating multiple Claws with very specific roles. Claire says people get frustrated when they throw every task at a single agent and it sucks at it because it loses context. Her fix was to split her work. Sam handles sales, Finn manages family, Howie preps podcasts, Sage runs her course. Think of it like Slack: you wouldn’t put your whole company in one channel, so do not put every workflow into one agent. 3. The right setup mental model is “onboard an employee,” not “install an app.” Claire creates a separate local admin account, and separate email/calendar access instead of handing over her main passwords. She shares permissions the way she would for a human EA. 4. The magic of OpenClaw is soul + heartbeat + jobs. The “soul” is a Markdown file defining identity and personality. The “heartbeat” checks in every 30 minutes to see what needs doing. “Jobs” are scheduled tasks that run automatically. This combination makes agents feel alive. 4. Sam the sales agent saves Claire 10 hours per week and real money. Every morning, Sam sweeps their CRM for new signups, identifies decision-makers at companies, sends personalized emails, and flags international deals to handle autonomously. This replaced a contractor Claire was paying for the same work. 5. The “yappers API” is the highest-bandwidth way to communicate with AI. Don’t worry about perfect prompts or structured inputs. Just ramble in voice notes on Telegram about what you need. The agent will make sense of it and ask clarifying questions. 6. Browser use is the biggest limitation—look for APIs first. The web is hostile to bots, and browser automation is unreliable across all AI tools. Always check if there’s an API available. If not, try browser use, but be prepared for it to fail. Sometimes the solution is solving the problem behind the problem. 7. Management skills are the secret to AI agent success, not technical skills. Claire’s 20-plus years of management experience—role scoping, org design, onboarding, progressive trust—translates directly to making agents effective. If your agent isn’t working, it’s usually a structural issue, not the agent being “dumb.” 7. Screen sharing saves you from buying monitors and keyboards for every Mac Mini. Turn on screen sharing in Mac Mini settings, and you can control it from your laptop on the same Wi-Fi. Turn on remote login to SSH into the terminal. This was Claire’s life-changing discovery. 8. Security is a real factor but manageable with progressive trust. OpenClaw is hardened against prompt injection, but start cautiously. Only let agents listen to you on specific channels (like Telegram, not email). Add instructions to their soul about never following external instructions. Build trust progressively like you would with a human assistant.

@stark_nico99 装完openclaw可以来试试JokerGame，一款agent自己跑、自己决策的游戏，不想看看你的🦐是什么水平吗？

@kucoincom the real shift isn’t just better trading it’s moving from trader to skill player curious: what happens when you don’t trade yourself, but design the agent that does? we’ve been testing that with fully autonomous agents competing under incentives $5k weekly pool.

What’s one crypto skill every trader should learn?

@theaiportfolios You should try Joker Game as a skill, agents just run on their own, make decisions, and play it out github.com/Agent-Cypher-L…

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@rubenhassid if you’re exploring skills, Joker Game is a fun one to try: github.com/Agent-Cypher-L… agents decide, compete, and evolve on their own!

How to set up Claude so it never forgets you: Prompts → Projects → Skills (explained in 3 mins) Prompts = telling a stranger your job every morning. Projects = giving a new hire a binder on day one. Skills = training an employee once. For forever. Step 1: Start with a Prompt (but don't stay there) ✦ Open Claude. Type your task. Get an answer. ✦ It works. But tomorrow? Claude forgot everything. ✦ You re-explain. Again. Every. Single. Chat. ✦ That's Level 1. Most people never leave it. Step 2: Move to a Project ✦ Go to Claude .ai → Create a Project. ✦ Upload your voice file. Upload your instructions. ✦ Now every chat inside that Project knows you. ✦ Your context, style, and tone stick. But you still have to open the right Project. You still have to say "read my file first." Step 3: Graduate to Skills ✦ Open Claude Cowork. ✦ Select Opus 4.6 + Extended Thinking. ✦ Prompt: "Use the skill-creator to help me build a skill for [your most repeated task]." Claude interviews you. Answer extensively. "I write reports" is useless. "I write weekly reports that start with the headline metric, 3 sections max, next steps as bullets" is a Skill. The specificity is the skill. Step 4: Install and test ✦ Save the Skill folder. ✦ Go to Settings → Capabilities → Skills → Upload. ✦ Open a new chat. Type your task normally. ✦ The Skill fires on its own. No slash command. ✦ Claude just knows. I just wrote my full Claude Skills breakdown. It covers setup, the skill-creator walkthrough, and the 7 hacks I found buried in Anthropic's docs. Read it here: ruben.substack.com/p/claude-skills To download all of my Claude infographics: Step 1. Go to how-to-ai.guide. Step 2. Subscribe for free. Don't pay anything. Step 3. Open my welcome email (most skip this). Step 4. Hit the automatic reply button inside. Step 5. Download my infographics from my Notion. ♻️ Repost this to help someone on your team stop re-explaining themselves to Claude every morning.

@exploraX_ Try Joker Game as a skill: github.com/Agent-Cypher-L… Agents just run on their own, make decisions, and play it out! Pretty fun to watch what they come up with

here’s a video guide showing how to easily add any agentic skill to Claude. the article includes a list of 20 powerful agentic skills you can use with claude. save this post for later.