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Introducing 𝚒𝚗𝚌𝚞𝚛 – the CLI framework built for agents and humans. Automatic discovery for agents enabling a guided experience for humans, without compromising tokens & context windows. » npx incur skills add

the biggest gaslight on EVM infrastructure was that there should be more innovation by extending the EVM, adding new tx types, etc the upside was very real in our case at Tempo: 1 click multi step actions, scoped account delegation, fee abstraction, secure custody and more, with amazing DX/UX and cost the reality is very few RPC/wallet providers were willing to actually diverge from their "just add 1 more RPC URL" mentality of adding new EVM blockchains shout-out to the ones who have worked with the Tempo team on distributing our innovations towards more usable blockchains also needless to say that had we not re-built the entire stack in multiple languages there'd be no shot at changing the EVM / extending the RPC spec beyond stock Ethereum

Introducing 𝚟𝚒𝚎𝚖/𝚝𝚘𝚔𝚎𝚗𝚜: stablecoin actions & utilities. Everything you need to move and manage stablecoins in TypeScript, with less boilerplate.

⚠️ PSA to all devs who use Ethers for ENS resolution ⚠️ Please update Ethers to v6.17.0 to ensure your app supports ENSv2 automatically when it launches! Should be a simple package upgrade - no breaking API changes

Introducing `curl.md` – URL to Markdown for agents Prefix any URL with curl.md/ -> get agent-optimized Markdown back Better context. Save tokens. 244,936,169 tokens saved so far. Try it out: $ npx curl.md developer.⁠mozilla.⁠org/docs/Web/API/Fetch_API/Using_Fetch

Introducing `curl.md` – URL to Markdown for agents Prefix any URL with curl.md/ -> get agent-optimized Markdown back Better context. Save tokens. 244,936,169 tokens saved so far. Try it out: $ npx curl.md developer.⁠mozilla.⁠org/docs/Web/API/Fetch_API/Using_Fetch