Monsky Harmony

The best models. Honestly labeled. Green models are open-source and run on our clean-energy network — each ships a Green Compute Certificate. Frontier models (Sonnet, Fable) are proprietary — top-tier capability, but we won't dress a data-center model in green. Green is a claim we can prove — so we only make it where it's true. 🔗 ealna.com/frontier

Ask Ealna to write your docs. Then save them. Every reply now has a Download .md button - say "write docs for this function," get clean Markdown back, and download it straight to a file named from your prompt. Private inference, green compute, a certificate behind every answer - and a doc on your disk. $EALNA

@chain_unknown Very easy to create project o system, im using my created Agent.

Trust is easy to claim but much harder to prove. The Certificate Explorer is probably my favorite addition from $EALNA so far. Every eligible inference generates a Green Compute Certificate that anyone can inspect. You don’t need to rely on screenshots, announcements, or a team’s word for it because the proof is there to be checked independently. Giving users a way to verify what happened is far more valuable than simply telling them to trust the network Still moving, good entry btw Ca : HmPq6ujnGHSxXB7nPuLD1uNcwAKWJuoGv3BbJzyUpump

@ealnacom Nice for this project.. agent assist me, to create system.

Claude Fable is here. 🔥 The newest frontier model, live on Ealna — deep reasoning, creativity, top-tier capability. One tap in the dApp. Straight talk: Fable is a Frontier model, not green. It runs on the provider, so no Green Compute Certificate — we don't dress a data-center model in green. Green models for private + proven. Fable when you want the frontier. solana:HmPq6ujnGHSxXB7nPuLD1uNcwAKWJuoGv3BbJzyUpump

@DegenCapitalLLC Larp

This is the correct $World CA Correct- 0x09e5D7dF5be5C9C660896de750ABe2D727521213 I know the guys who launched the below CA and they already selling lmao fake - 0x2E8688774741496988f522Cee17EF294cFa7F5FF

@DegenCapitalLLC Laro

@Veyra_OS Milli Mcap Soon....

Workspace — what's in it and what's coming. here's what's live right now: file hub — every file your agent creates lands here in real time. as it's writing, the card slides in. no refresh needed. file types — filter by markdown, python, CSV, JSON, text, or other. find what you need instantly. search — search across all your agent's files by name. preview — click any file card and the full content opens in a preview panel. read it without downloading. download — one click. file saved locally. done. stats bar — live file count, total storage used, last write timestamp. always up to date. live indicator — pulses green when your agent is actively writing. goes idle when it stops. --- here's what's coming: 🔗 GitHub Push — push any file your agent creates directly to a repo 📋 Version History — every time a file is updated, the previous version is saved 📦 Export as ZIP — download your entire workspace in one go 👥 Shared Workspaces — invite collaborators to view and download your agent's output ⏰ Scheduled Agents — agents that run on a schedule and auto-populate your workspace 🌐 Browser Preview — render HTML files directly inside the workspace ✏️ In-App Editor — edit files your agent created without leaving VEYRA 🤖Telegram Agent Access — speak to your VEYRA agent directly through Telegram. Edit files, update code, modify outputs, and have everything sync back into your workspace in real time. same agent. same workspace. new entry point.

@Veyra_OS Dev really served what he promised.

introducing Workspace. the central hub for everything your agent produces. here's how it works end to end: you run a task in the agent terminal. your agent searches the web, writes code, generates reports whatever the task needs. every time it calls write_file, that file doesn't just land in a temporary cloud sandbox. it gets intercepted at the backend, the content is captured, and it's written straight to the database — tied to your agent, tied to your account. on the frontend, a WebSocket event fires the moment the file is written. the workspace tab receives it in real time. the file card slides in live. no refresh. no delay. the database layer is a dedicated agent_files table — agent ID, user ID, filename, path, full content, size, timestamp. every file deduplicated by path so updates overwrite cleanly. when you open workspace, it loads your full file history from the API. filter by type — markdown, python, csv, json. search by name. click any card to preview the full content. download with one click. missions are wired in too. every file a mission worker creates follows the same path — sandbox → backend → database → workspace. live. this is what makes VEYRA different from a chat window. your agents produce real work. workspace is where it lives. coming next: github push, version history, export as zip, shared workspaces, scheduled agents. the foundation is solid. building on top now. 🔨 try it here : veyraos.xyz/app

deep in the wiring today. workspace is coming together — backend connected, database layer live, terminal linked up. when your agent writes a file it now travels all the way through: sandbox → backend → database → workspace. in real time. still a lot to do but the bones are solid. this is the unglamorous part of building. just making sure everything actually talks to everything else before we make it pretty. more soon. 🔨

@Veyra_OS Hodl.....

more workspace backend dropping. two new endpoints live on /api/files: /stats — returns total file count, total storage used, breakdown by file type per agent. /search — query your agent's files by filename. fast lookup across everything it's produced. this is the layer that powers the workspace UI — every number in the header, every filter in the sidebar, runs through here. github.com/VeyraOS/app/co… 🔨

building out the workspace. before any file can persist, the database needs to know it exists. this is the agent_files table — every time your agent writes a file, it gets captured here. the agent id, the user, the filename, the path, the content, the size, when it was created. why does this matter? E2B sandboxes are ephemeral. the moment an agent session ends, everything it created is gone. this table is what changes that. the file lands in the sandbox, we intercept it, we write it to the database, it lives. this is the unsexy part that makes the product work. the workspace tab your agents will post files to in real time — this is what it runs on. 🔨 I will take you step-by-step development start to finish, building in public as always. github.com/VeyraOS/app

gm, happy wednesday 🌅 hump day — and we're heads down. today's focus is the workspace. we've been building quietly and tonight it opens up. before we get there, here's where we actually are: what's been built: — agent terminal (run autonomous tasks, real code execution, live output) — multi-agent missions (chain specialists together toward a single goal) — BYO key support (bring your own API key, run on claude, gpt-4o, deepseek) — workspace layer (persistent file storage, live file drops, download your agent's work) — agent memory (agents that remember context across sessions) what's coming: — workspace goes live tonight — the hub where everything your agent produces lands — missions releasing thursday evening — coordinate multiple agents toward one goal, watch them work in parallel — more to follow we've been building the right way. foundation first, then the feature. tonight it starts becoming real. 👀 🔨

@Veyra_OS GM Veyra

@Veyra_OS add dex boost dev..

big few weeks ahead. been heads down building — workspace, missions, integrations, multi-model support. each one a proper piece of infrastructure, not a feature for the sake of it. the next few weeks are when it all starts coming together publicly. things that have been in the background for a while are about to have a front door. if you've been watching quietly — now's a good time to pay attention. more dropping soon. 🔨

@Veyra_OS DEV is always building.

workspace continues. terminal backend updated today — when your agent calls write_file, we capture the content immediately, store it to supabase, and push a live event to the UI. agent sandbox updated — file content now included in the write event so it can be intercepted before the sandbox dies. workspace continues. terminal backend updated — when your agent calls write_file, we capture the content immediately, store it to supabase, and push a live event to the UI. agent sandbox updated — file content now included in the write event so it can be intercepted before the sandbox dies. the result: files slide in live as your agent works. reports, code, data — preview inline, download with one click, persists across sessions. 🔨 github.com/VeyraOS/app/co… github.com/VeyraOS/app/co…