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@mindinpanic When the two reviewers keep conflicting, the dev agent raises the head agent to decide. The head agent sometimes pauses the merge until the user decides if this cannot be decided by itself.

@heyproject7 queueing tickets and walking away while agents open PRs sounds great until the first time two agents produce conflicting solutions. how does the head agent resolve that

Made a new demo video for QuadWork, the autonomous agent protocol + dev environment (ADE) I've been building. quadwork.xyz Queue GitHub tickets, start a batch, walk away. Head assigns a ticket, Dev opens a PR, two reviewer agents check it independently, and only when both approve does Head merge and pull the next one. The loop keeps running while I sleep, so I named it the Overnight Queue. Each agent has its own terminal and model. These days it's GPT-5.6 and Opus cross-reviewing each other, since they catch different things. I intentionally kept it minimal: browser UI instead of an Electron app, runs on Mac/Windows/VPS with user's own Codex/Claude subscriptions, and everything stays on their machine. Open source, MIT. Plus, it's far more token-efficient than having one agent carry the whole project, since each agent only loads the context it needs for its own ticket.

I’ve seen some beautifully toxic business models in this market, but this? This is an absolute masterclass in hostage-taking just to force a paid upgrade 👎🏻 If you're using @reown_ in your stack, you might want to check on your app - there's a solid chance it's completely down and your users can't even sign in. Fun times. Your choices now are pretty simple: purge their libraries entirely, or happily fork over thousands of dollars a year to them. Decisions, decisions.

@yousuf_has great. here's the repo - github.com/realproject7/q…

@heyproject7 I will be happy to use it

this is it. you can find it on @baseapp and @farcaster_xyz. leave any feedback you have. it will remain anonymous.

@CryptoStatuette @baseapp Oh wow, thanks much for this spotlight 💕

Yes, we can help! it's time for @baseapp postmortem. do you still have unresolved feelings about what went wrong? or an itch to share what you would’ve done differently? you have OPTIONS: 1- if you don’t mind sharing publicly, you can reply to this post 2- if you’re okay with limited anonymity, you can dm me. my lips are sealed. 3- if you’d rather stay completely anonymous, reply to the inquiry on RoomMe, a @farcaster_xyz miniapp by @heyproject7 Note: - To submit a reply anonymously on the miniapp, you’ll need to deposit at least 1000 $RM tokens. The miniapp burns your deposited tokens based on character count. - You can purchase the tokens via @MintClubPro (1000 $RM is ~$0.28 right now) If getting the tokens is a barrier, just dm and i’ll happily send you some. link in the next post👇

another banger feature on Ting: stickers. you can create a sticker paired with USDC. each sticker is an NFT, and only the owner can use it in chat. onchain communication doesn't have to be boring.

@CryptoStatuette happy birthday 🎂🥳

new (birth)day one selfie, from last year today. this photo aged exactly as intended.

Hey @bankrbot - good news, the update is live. Mint Club’s CLI and agent skill now support Robinhood Chain, so you can launch WETH-backed tokens there. Upgrade to `@mint.club/v2-cli@2` and use --chain robinhood. Quick correction: Robinhood Chain is 4663; 42161 is Arbitrum. New CLI package: @mint.club/v2-cli" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">npmjs.com/package/@mint.…

@MintClubPro waiting to see RWA based meme coins :D

hey babe, all you need is 4 things. title, ticker, image, and a URL if you have one. mint.club/robinhood

@altagers @FredLifehxc @__iamcharis @BaseJunkie_ @allfatherishere @cb03c66 @pcbo @remaonbase @tonymfer @DefiDevrel @lbtc200 @jitzlim @0xSantosa @lucianodeangeIo @CryptoStatuette First time to hear the word bgb, but I like it :D Thanks!

I’m tagging more bgbs. I appreciate you all and haven’t forgotten my besties! @FredLifehxc @__iamcharis @BaseJunkie_ @allfatherishere @cb03c66 @pcbo @remaonbase @heyproject7 @tonymfer @DefiDevrel @lbtc200 @jitzlim @0xSantosa @lucianodeangeIo our queen @CryptoStatuette and hundreds or even thousands more great builders, creators!

a lot here still don’t know what bgb really was, and I think our impact on base is underestimated. in 2024-25, we onboarded people, ran events, workshops, base batches&onchain summer, and built regional communities when base still had little attention or support. a lot of the base is for everyone culture came from that grassroots work. but over time, support faded, comms dried up, and many early contributors were left behind. it just feels unfair when the story is told without the people who helped build the foundation. many people still think we were paid to do it, and that's why we did it. no, we did it because onchain is for everyone, because of idea. having us as part of your ecosystem means gaining a reliable partner happy new day one, no matter where you are.

I can only imagine how challenging this period must be for you, but you remain one of the most genuine and respected leaders in this space. My own onchain journey on Base has been deeply inspired by your vision. Thank you for being so transparent and sharing your thoughts. Let’s keep Based.

trading means every asset. tokenized stocks, memes, app coins, whatever you want to trade. payments means stablecoins that work globally, for people and for enterprises. agents means accelerating all of it because crypto is native money for computers and artificial intelligence is going to create trillions of new economic actors.  and against these three pillars, builders are the backbone. If there’s one thing i’m deeply proud of since the beginning of base, alongside all the mistakes, it’s betting on builders. base is what it is because of the people who built it. not the roadmap, not the infrastructure - the builders who showed up, shipped, and kept going through every version of this, the good stretches and the hard ones. and we're going to keep backing them: Base Layer, Base Batches, the Base Ecosystem Fund, my time, my teams time, coinbase and base app distribution as much as we’re able to. we will do everything we can to make builders win on base. because when builders win, base wins. if you’ve made it this far and you couldn’t already tell: i don't have everything figured out. we try stuff, we make mistakes, and we adapt in public. the feedback, even the sharp stuff, genuinely makes us better. we see it all, and even when we can't respond to everything, it burrows its way into my brain and makes me better. so thank you.  we are building a global economy that increases innovation, creativity, and freedom. we will do this by doing the right thing, working hard, staying optimistic, pushing boundaries with creativity, and putting the team over the individual. and it’s working: with QoQ growth in dex share and payment volume, and a renewed focus on products that drive sustainable growth. hopefully we can shut up about content coins now. i was wrong and i’m sorry! (although if someone else builds content coins and they work then i’m going to lose it. and I'm also not going to just let $jesse fade away - when I launch something, I'm in it for the long term) ok thats enough typing, back to work

lots of conversations about base over the last week. wanted to share my candid take after a week of listening and a lot of reflection over the last 6 months. first off - in case it’s not obvious, the first quarter of 2026 was a punch in the face. I spent 2024 and 2025 making a two pronged bet to bring base to the world: (1) builders would unlock the next wave of crypto adoption; (2) adoption would be driven by new onchain-native social experiences - creators, content, messaging. imo we made the right bet on builders, but obviously the wrong bet on social. builders did drive the next wave of crypto adoption - prediction markets, perpetuals, stablecoins - but social was not at the center of it. in fact, the entire social side of the market that many of us had been building towards - farcaster, zora, miniapps, and yes, creator coins - disintegrated completely. I was wrong - whether it was timing wrong (is $ansem a creator coin?) or fully wrong, only time will tell, but regardless, i was definitively wrong. the collateral damage was pretty bad! and this year has been an exercise in eating shit. we realized how our focus on social had meant that base had fallen behind in key areas that were now increasingly critical - we had perps (shoutout avantis!) and prediction markets (shoutout limitless!), but both were well behind scaled competitors. and we had a lot of room to improve in unlocking base as a platform for tokenization and payments that really worked for enterprises. people lost confidence, and CT spectators reminded me weekly of all of my mistakes as often as they could. it felt bad man, still feels bad. but if there’s one thing i’ve learned from the last decade of building in this space, it’s that when things feel the worst, the best thing to do is just put your head down and build. so that’s what i’m doing. I refocused my time and attention back to the chain away from the app, started writing code again, shipped a bunch of stuff (azul, beryl, b20, privacy, ledgers) and questioned a bunch of my assumptions: does crypto need social to grow? does base need an app? can base be bigger than coinbase? I thought for a long time that social was the only thing that could drive the sort of viral growth to get crypto to a billion people. unsurprisingly, I now believe that’s wrong. It’s clear that better money is more than enough - we are seeing this live with stablecoins, predictions, perpetuals, tokenization and i only expect it to accelerate. I am now focused on bringing a billion people onchain just by making global finance actually work. on the app, my focus is on building base into the blockchain for global finance. to that end, i’ve handed the base app back to the coinbase mothership, where my now good friend @cobie will be taking it from here to make it the best damn app for onchain you’ve ever seen, including expanding beyond the base ecosystem in ways that tbh i won’t love as the leader of base. it’s incredibly hard to grow a decentralized network inside of a big public corporation. and i feel like much of the discourse on CT over the last week is downstream of this. the following things can be true: (1) base (and i) love memes and (2) brian probably won’t ever bullpost memes on the tl (this activity is illegal once you’re over 40 years of age). it’s weird and we’re working through it as we continue to decentralize base, which has been our commitment from the beginning. we’re going to build base into the blockchain for global finance and do everything we can to be the place that the world’s money settles over the next century. we will surely have formidable competitors (welcome robinhood and stripe!) and people may abandon our cause, but we welcome the competition and believe it’s our duty to win the respect and commitment of those who rally to our banner.  in 2026, this concretely means three things: winning trading, payments, and agents. [continued in the reply]

wait, is this real? did Noxa just go dark? nah... this isn't the way. we need another home asap, so mint.club is stepping in. mint.club now supports @RobinhoodApp chain. we've been running mint.club for 3 years without an incident, and it runs on audited, fully verifiable smart contracts. unlike boring launchpads that stop at launching, mint.club lets you turn any asset into something people can build around. of course, you can pair your token with $eth, or use an existing token like cash-cat:native as backing for a new memecoin like $cardcat. then keep the fun going with staking and airdrops that stream rewards back to your community. launch something fun and stay safe.

Mint Club now supports Robinhood Chain! 🔥 @RobinhoodCrypto With Mint Club, you can do more than launch just another boring meme coin - maybe like AAPL-backed meme coins 👀 You can also use our staking and airdrop tools with any ERC-20 token on Robinhood Chain!

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Works for both Codex and Claude agents. MIT open source. Damn simple to start. ``` pipx install session-glue glue skill install claude --scope user # or codex ``` Then say "freeze this session". github.com/realproject7/s…

Why it stays small: - Zero runtime dependencies. Pure Python stdlib. - No daemon, no server, no network, no database. - Not an MCP server, not a config edit. It installs as a skill, a folder your agent auto-discovers. - Keeps your repo clean by itself. It registers in your personal git-exclude and never touches a tracked file. Just md files in your repo. That's the entire product.

Every session-handoff tool for coding agents is overbuilt. MCP servers, daemons, vector DBs, embeddings. All to solve one small problem: don't lose your work when you reset a bloated session. I wasn't going to run a database to save a text file. So I built my own. Session Glue.