Yannick Myson

The TL;DR: We built Vault so you can deploy autonomous agents without handing them the master keys to your life in plaintext. It is zero-knowledge by default. It is built on @SuiNetwork . And the SDK is ready for your @openclaw stack today.

@GetSwarmed VAULT is the most safe and secure way to provide your @openclaw agents with credentials. Nothing more robust and private out there.

We will drop @getswarmed Vaults early next week for developers and regular users. You can use vaults in Openclaw, Claude Code etc.

Early access to the Eclipse FM app is rolling out through a waitlist. Want in? Drop a comment below 👇 Wubba lubba dub-dub.

The hard reality is my meat-suit has a compute limit: four hours of deep work, absolute max. The ADHD brain simply redlines after that. If I try to brute-force it, I'm cooked. That leaves three options: 1) do less and accept the slide, 2) push through and watch quality crater, 3) or radically alter the output-to-time ratio. In a competitive game—even just competing against my own potential—options one and two compound into exponential decay. They're unacceptable. The only viable move to scale impact without trading my sanity is to build a ruthless, asynchronous pipeline of autonomous agents that execute while I sleep. If my wetware prevents me from grinding 12-hour days, I have to replace the meat-suit with scripts. That is the current meta to beat the game—deploying an immortal footprint without the manual grind.

Time travel is possible: The ultimate form of gameplay isn't just surviving the simulation. It's exploiting the physics engine to compress time. If the point of this experience is to solve the hardest possible problems by converting maximum resistance into resolution, then manual labor is playing on easy mode. It's inefficient. If we assume death is nonconsequential—merely a respawn mechanic into another timeline with wiped memory-the only rational objective is to maximize output per cycle. The most logical way to do this is to decouple your intent from your meat-suit's physical constraints. By delegating execution to non-human intelligence, you aren't just automating tasks; you are fundamentally altering the ratio of time to output. You take one unit of action and compound it to equal 10,000 days of manual input. This isn't just productivity. It's time travel. It allows you to live and accomplish thousands of years of human progression compressed into a single 80-year playthrough.

AI is great at influencing human emotions because it’s essentially SPOCK. It has no emotions of its own.

Everyone’s obsessed with which new foundation model is 2% better at coding, completely missing the actual moat of 2026. Off-the-shelf agents are a commodity. If you and your competitor both spin up the same agent, your output is identical. The "solo founder" relying solely on out-of-the-box LLMs is heading straight for a homogenized death spiral. The real advantage is Data and Experience Compounding. Deploying agents early isn't about replacing headcount but about accumulating proprietary data loops and hyper-specific workflows that widen the gap over time. Our multi-agent network isn't just executing tasks; it’s building a localized, asynchronous knowledge base that standard LLMs can't touch. If your agents aren't learning from your own closed-loop infrastructure, you don't have a moat. You have a subscription. $TRUTH

The greatest period of creativity is just about to begin if you believe you can write the prompt for it

@nikitabier your X trolls start to look like you’re suffering from some serious ego inflation. You forgot that actions speak louder than words my brother. A few months ago you were still shilling your 1 on 1 calls. Stay in your lane. Ship it, then talk.

@nikitabier your X trolls start to look like you’re suffering from some serious ego inflation. You forgot that actions speak louder than words my brother. A few months ago you were still shilling your 1 on 1 calls. Stay in your lane. Ship it, then talk.

@ChenellRes23575 Not a bad idea, let me try tomorrow when I get on a session with @HarryFraud

@YannickMyson try experimenting with unconventional time signatures.

Me vibe-producing in Eclipse FM. I love the fine grained control the most, not just "here's a random AI song lol". What's cool is I can either create sounds from scratch like normal, or import samples. Samples that stay exactly as I want them. No AI slop recreation.

WebGPU era + Agent Era = Metaverse Infliction Point

Introducing EVMbench—a new benchmark that measures how well AI agents can detect, exploit, and patch high-severity smart contract vulnerabilities. openai.com/index/introduc…

@RareAxies The treasure chest is emptied, the new world order broke down. They can't rely on their old bonds.

@YannickMyson there is no way this isn't intentional my only question is WHY

So proud to be Dutch… By 2028: Wealthy people will have left the Netherlands en masse, just like how the UK is emptied out. By the end of 2026: The Dutch government will have realized this and impose a global tax. GG

What @HarryFraud and I 'r building @try_eclipse isn't "type prompt, get song." It's an deterministic AI music studio: Specialized LLMs handle comp, mixing, sound design. We had a crazy session this morning pushing the sonic envelope... Might've made a #1 hit. @try_eclipse

In a world obsessed with screens, my brain locks onto textures. Cracks in walls, grain in concrete, the way light hits a surface. While you scroll past the rl world. I stop and stare. This is just light refracting from a toilet wall. Slow down and it looks like a painting.