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📣 ICYMI: This is no April Fools. @ScopeLift really is taking over operation of the Tally governance platform. Details below 👇 x.com/ScopeLift/stat…

While it's bittersweet, I'm very excited to share this news. @ScopeLift has reached an agreement to operate Tally (soon to be rebranded) moving forward. Major props to the Tally team for prioritizing their users, and thus making this possible. Onward! x.com/ScopeLift/stat…

it is really baffling how much lifting heavy weights for 30 minutes a week literally makes every single thing about your life better instantly. i cannot believe i spent so many years of my life not doing this. i wish someone had screamed at me to do this sooner

Very cool project that we got to work on recently. Major props to @keatingDev for leading the effort internally, and of course thanks to the @UniswapFND for funding this kind of research.

The key message is that simple solutions for preserving privacy on Ethereum already exist. Without mixing or commingling funds, as @nero_eth explains. If you're building with agents on an EVM check out Nachtara's website below and get in touch with the @ScopeLift team if you have any questions about stealth addresses!

ScopeLift was one of the first Solidity teams in the world to use Foundry in production back in early 2022. Since then, we've honed our best practices, and today we're sharing a piece of that with the world. We've improved scopelint, our open source Foundry linter 👇

A long overdue update on @ScopeLift's work on Umbra and stealth addresses more broadly.

Codex app has a legit UX win: skills are explicit. You can actually select them (vs hoping they get invoked). Gripe: diff UX is a bit clunky; selecting a file should open a clean, toggleable in-app diff. Tabled it yesterday for Conductor, but trying it again today.

Set up clawdbot on an old comp. some friction (homebrew, ipv stuff, porting skills, cli config) but might be worth it. Now I’m getting a morning PR brief each day: top 3 priority PRs + auto codex /review on anything requesting my review, then synthesizes findings.

@jarrodwatts Yep feeling the same: primary driver is now gpt 5.2 high for most tasks. Just using opus with the frontend design skill; fast feedback loops helps there. With gpt being so slow, makes me way more verbose up front and plan more before going for the implementation (probs better).

I just upgraded to the Codex $200 plan. I love Claude Code, but I've lately found myself having to use Codex to perform many rounds of review on Opus 4.5's work. Opus 4.5 is fantastic at getting you 80% of the way there, but Codex with GPT 5.2 feels like the better model to finish the remaining (very important) 20%. This was originally the main reason I built claude-delegator (which enables claude code to delegate tasks to codex) - to handoff code for codex to review. However, it takes arguably *more* time to do this back and forth process between the agents compared to just taking the extra time to build it properly from the start. Codex feels *much* slower initially, but for production quality work, it actually does things right the first time to a high standard - saving time in the long-run. It is FAR less dopamine-inducing because of how slow and characterless it is compared to claude code; which is pure crack... But for serious work, I am going to try out codex as my daily driver for the next few weeks!

@lennysan @conductor_build: being able to start multiple specs/plans in tandem easily across repos. Not ai specifically, but using pushover with the above, so im notified on the phone once agent is done.

What's the most underrated/underhyped AI tool in your stack right now?

Made a small native macos app for myself last week so I could see all of my relevant pr’s statuses without breaking the flow. github.com/marcomariscal/…

Been building with @conductor_build lately, taking advantage of parallel agents across repos. Mentioned missing granular thinking levels on codex/gpt (I usually default to high) and they shipped it within days. Love to see builders actually listening to feedback.

We are excited to welcome @huvoliveira to the crew as Partnerships Lead. ScopeLift has long been lucky to work with incredible teams. Hugo's job will be to make sure that continues and expands, even while the rest of us have our heads in our code editors 😉 Welcome @huvoliveira!

This project has no association with @UmbraCash, and we were unaware of it until seeing it on X. We cannot speak regarding its legitimacy. It is unknown to us if the naming collision was intentional and meant to mislead. We advise EXTREME CAUTION and skepticism as a result.

Vibe email is here. Excited to announce my next startup: Dreamlit AI 🚀 Dreamlit helps you vibe code your app's automated emails so you can send beautiful, branded, and professional emails to your users simply by chatting with AI. 5 years ago, I co-founded Harmonic, which is now used by hundreds of VCs to find their next fund returner. Today, I am getting back in the trenches with @andrewk17 to help 100M+ vibe coders complete their vibe stack... starting with vibe emails. This is how easy it is: → Connect your database → Describe what you want in plain English → Review and hit Publish Ex. "Send a welcome email when users sign up and send an alert to me on Slack" Dreamlit builds the entire workflow, from trigger to delivery, with beautiful, professionally written emails out of the box. We are taking our 20+ years of AI and software engineering experience to power your notification engine so you can focus on your ideas. Broadcasts. Auth emails. Growth sequences. Analytics. Everything baked into a single platform. The old guard made email painful. Dreamlit will make it invisible. Without further ado... introducing The Way of Email.

@AjaySohmshetty Eager to try this, congrats on the launch yall!

.@ScopeLift is looking for someone to help with our efforts in biz dev, sales and marketing. We're a team of top tier engineers. We've built contracts that custody or control billions of dollars. We've got engineering down to a science, and we write code for some of the biggest projects in the industry. But we want to do more. We don't exactly know what we need, which is exactly why we need the help. So I'm open to hearing all kinds of proposals. From seasoned sales professionals, to someone young in their career who wants to scrap and hustle, anyone is invited to reach out. I want to hear from you. I can tell you what we're *not* looking for: the used care salesman vibe. We're really good at what we do. We don't need high pressure tactics and deceptive sales tricks. Our customers love our work. We just need help finding more customers. We're a technical team, so we'd prefer to work with someone who can speak competently on the technical side. You don't have to be an engineer yourself, but some measure of savviness is strongly preferred. I can't promise a big base salary and cushy benefits. I can promise that if you help ScopeLift succeed, you'll succeed too. If you create value, you'll capture a big share of that value. We're looking for a win-win. You'll have wide latitude to work as you please and have ownership over our BD efforts. We're flexible and open to all kinds of approaches. We're a small, fast, execution oriented team. You'll work directly with me. If this sounds remotely appealing to you, hit me up.

@UpsilonFC @FitbodApp @UpsilonFC saw Fitbod told you to upvote a feature request for your injury 😅 Built something that handles this NOW - told it "sprained thumb" and it programmed around it. Maintains your gains while you heal. Testing with 10 lifters (hope your thumb is healed by now!)

2 months in with @FitbodApp ! But now I sprained my thumb.. Can you please add a way to add an injury to cater the exercises? I guess I just have to stop for a few weeks 😪