Vikhyat Sapra

30 days ago, I joined 150 builders on an island near Singapore. A story about my time at The Network School by @balajis 🧵

@rahulbhadoriya @contra @figma Man this is such a nice idea!

FIgma Makathon Late entry Wanted to build a piece of my childhood, SO Built this Design Yard sale You can setup your own yard sale and also find some cool stuff from other designers, although late for @contra X @figma submission Here's it's now in you all hands Links below

@rahulbhadoriya Ayo this is 2 cute

My kid now love this character from home office, so made it into a clay character mascot

@FurqanR we love to see it!

I guess people really like making Agents

Most people are trying to reduce their AI spend. I'm trying to 10x mine. Why? Because I finally built an agent that can actually work while I sleep. @NebulaAI does the grunt work for you: connects APIs, writes code, spawns agents and runs all night. It has its own email, can browse the web, manage files, and improves automatically. It's not about cost, it's about leverage. If spending 10x the tokens gets you 100x the output, you're not spending, you're investing. The bottleneck isn't what needs to get done, it's how much effort it takes to make it happen. With a super agent running 24/7 in the cloud, that bottleneck is gone. Now the question is just what do you need to get done.

@saminacodes so excited for this!

Been working on a new trading application with the thirdweb team for the past few months. 👀 Releasing the Alpha next week- drop a 👋 and I will send you a DM for early access.

@thirdweb NEED

thirdweb plushies who wants one? 👀

@thirdweb Much needed reminder 🫂

GM! Here's your reminder to go outside and touch grass 🌱

@thirdweb it's good to remember this banger from Steve every now and then!

Build through everything.

@thirdweb GM!

GM to the ones building before the world wakes up!

@jrp_gg Absolute legend!

Culture Starts From The Top While at DevConnect, I heard a lot of conversations around how Ethereum has changed its culture by EF leaders stepping up. This made me think of Furqan, one of the founders of thirdweb This dude is cracked, here is why...

Announcing @crowwdlabs The #1 DeFi marketing agency

@keithcrowwd @crowwdlabs 🔥🔥🔥🔥

@FurqanR gotta put ‘This is Berk’ on this list, especially when you’re just sitting down to work

Tron legacy is one of the best movie soundtracks of all time, also great focus music. What else would you put up there on the list?

@jrp_gg @FurqanR @fdotinc SO COOL! The f1 soundtrack in the end 😮‍💨

This was sick to be apart of Gotta get a nice lil car to go racing with @FurqanR and the @fdotinc crew in the future

@yash_chandak Great content as usual ser! @yash_chandak

@yash_chandak Came here to amplify!

If you’re building intent infra from scratch, you’re already behind. OIF (Open Intents Framework) gives protocols a shared foundation instead of starting from scratch. Before diving deep, some context: Intent-based design is being used for bridging, swapping, depositing in a vault, etc., and most other onchain actions. These systems let users express outcomes, while solvers handle execution. Most teams still build their own infrastructure. That includes contracts, solver logic, relayers, rebalancing (sometimes), and settlement. OIF is a modular, open-source framework built to reduce that friction. It gives intent-based protocols a starting point, so they don’t have to start from zero. What it includes: > Composable smart contracts for expressing and settling intents > A protocol-agnostic solver implementation that handles indexing, simulation, fulfillment, and liquidity management > Support for both on-chain and signed (off-chain) intents using a shared flow OIF supports ERC-7683 and provides a reference implementation of it. But the framework is not limited to one standard. Developers can plug in alternate settlement systems like RRC-7755, Arbitrum’s broadcaster, or others by extending the base contracts. With OIF: > Solvers can support multiple protocols more easily > Protocols can adopt intent flows without rebuilding infrastructure > Chains can support intents directly without needing custom integrations In short: the request is portable, and the execution is pluggable. OIF is already supported by the Ethereum Foundation, Coinbase Payments, Hyperlane, Across Protocol, OpenZeppelin, LI.F​I, and L2s like Arbitrum, Polygon, Optimism, and Scroll. Many more are already involved. If adoption continues, we’ll see solvers competing across protocols with faster integrations, better failure handling, and solver time focused on quotes, latency, and reliability instead of rewiring for each partner. If you’re building anything intent-based, start with OIF. The hard parts are already done.

@jrp_gg super excited for this! 👀

Imagine being able to have an agent buy anything for you on the internet. These agents will need: - Wallets (to hold + send value) - x402 (to pay APIs and services) - Tokens (for native value exchange) - Bridges (for liquidity across chains_ - Onchain data (to make informed decisions) - Transactions (to execute actions) Coming sooner than you think...