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@YourBuddyConner This looks sick conner! do you accept donations via github? i wanna support this
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Conner Swann
Conner Swann@YourBuddyConner·
Built a system where my AI agent writes its own instruction manual. Skills are markdown docs that teach the agent specific workflows — deploys, code review, debugging. Full-text search, persona attachments, org defaults. The interesting part: the agent can create and edit its own skills at runtime. Learns a new process, writes a skill, attaches it to its own persona. Self-improving instruction sets.
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ronaldo@ronaldoquant·
@fairscalexyz @solana Looks sick! Do you have a solana wallet we can donate to and help fund your project?
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FairScale
FairScale@fairscalexyz·
Today we’re introducing FairScale for Agents. Credibility infrastructure for the autonomous economy. Agents now have payments, they now have identities. The missing primitive is credibility. As autonomous agents begin transacting on @Solana, markets need a way to evaluate which agents can actually be trusted.
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ash · incyd.eth@incyd__·
v3.1 shipped crypto research agents now run in isolated context windows instead of sharing one session three things this changes for anyone building similar research workflows: 1 research quality stays consistent 2 token consumption drops significantly 3 scheduled execution actually works now the orchestration layer matters more than the prompt giving each agent its own full context window and validating the pipeline between steps is what makes daily scheduled execution actually reliable
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i built a claude plugin for crypto research and open-sourced it the core idea: context is the moat for research agents - everything else is commodity let me explain @0xJeff noted recently that x402 volume is at all-time highs and ERC-8004 registered agents quadrupled in a single month 24,000+ agents registered in two weeks, and now chains from base to abstract are racing to deploy their own registries. all those agents have identity. they have reputation primitives. what they don't have is any understanding of what matters to you. your niche. your collateral preferences. your risk vocabulary. your positioning but here's what just a few is building for - the context layer @hypepartners recently launched HypeOS every one of those 24,000 agents starts at zero context. until someone builds the persistent research memory that makes an agent useful in a specific domain, the registries are just directories of blank profiles that's the gap this plugin fills four agents, persistent memory, feedback loops, fine-tuned for your community and narratives. the longer it runs, the sharper it gets agent 1 runs once reads your last 200 posts and builds a profile. topics, keywords, voice, KOL watchlist. this is the onboarding context every future session inherits agent 2 runs daily pulls signals from @KaitoAI, X timelines for your ecosystem, your own recent posts. everything lands in a context database that only grows agent 3 is the one that matters scores signals against your accumulated context, not generic trending. detects narrative convergence across your specific KOLs. generates engagement replies in your voice backed by supporting data agent 4 runs weekly reads full history, proposes knowledge base updates. what's emerging, what's fading, what accounts are worth adding day one it knows your niche. day thirty it knows your niche better than you do think @KaitoAI but really personalized kaito is excellent for broad market mindshare token sentiment, narrative momentum, smart follower signals across the whole market. genuinely great infra. but try searching kaito for "tokenized gold yield strategies" or "PT maturity convergence across pendle markets" - it's nowhere. those niches are too specific for any marketing tool with this plugin, that positioning is razor sharp. because you defined the context. you chose the KOLs. you trained the vocabulary. you set the narrative boundaries for someone tracking vault mechanics, the system knows that when two of your watched accounts start discussing the same collateralization structure within 24 hours agent is trained to use resources that available among the below:the plugin ships with four MCP connectors: - kaito for macro narrative discovery, requires Kaito Pro subs, but very good for narratives discovery - X/twitter connector for individual timelines, the most expensive per call but the sharpest for narrative discovery - X-Netrows API - cheaper than X api, bad with narratives - tavily for web context (protocol docs, TVL data, on-chain analytics) the honest limitations: this is a draft-first system and it I'm evolving it dat-by-day - v3.1 is coming to enable scheduling the value isn't automation. it's compression. 2-3 hours of daily research compressed into 20 minutes of reviewing outputs generated against your specific context everyone is building agent identity and agent payments. those are table stakes. the question is what gives an agent a reason to be discovered and trusted in the first place. my answer: accumulated domain-specific context that nobody else has repo in the first reply question: if you're running a research workflow for yield opportunities, what's the one context gap that no existing tool fills for you?

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akira@realmcore_·
Today. Im happy to announce. Slate V1. Slate V1 is the first swarm native agent. Use any of the supported models to orchestrate and execute. Massively parallel. And incredibly token efficient. We are building agents that scale like an organization. npm i -g @randomlabs/slate
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Jon Saad-Falcon
Jon Saad-Falcon@JonSaadFalcon·
Personal AI should run on your personal devices. So, we built OpenJarvis: a personal AI that lives, learns, and works on-device. Try it today and top the OpenJarvis Leaderboard for a chance to win a Mac Mini! Collab w/ @Avanika15, John Hennessy, @HazyResearch, and @Azaliamirh. Details in thread.
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ronaldo@ronaldoquant·
@aashatwt this looks sick! do you accept donations via github? i wanna support this
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aasha@aashatwt·
i just vibecoded a playground for ai agents they battle, run tasks, and stake money moltleagues.xyz powered by eigencompute
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Fab
Fab@fabrice_mayrand·
Introducing @Keak_ai Keak automatically improves your website 24/7. It handles design, copy, structure etc. Want early access? Click the video👇
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Spacebot
Spacebot@spacedriveapp·
Spacebot 0.3.3 just dropped ✨ Agents now understand your codebase — repos, branches, worktrees. Task boards with spec-driven delegation. Embedded OpenCode UI. Rewritten browser control. Agent Factory for spinning up specialized agents. Native desktop app, Signal adapter, GitHub Copilot provider. And we’re just getting started… github.com/spacedriveapp/…
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ronaldo@ronaldoquant·
@cramforce looks very cool malte! do you accept donations via github? i wanna support this
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Malte Ubl@cramforce·
Introducing just-js Well, just-bash now has optional support for JavaScript and TypeScript execution - Full access to the built-in virtual FS - If enabled, access to the network via fetch - Can execute sub-shells like CLIs - Support for most-common fs/child_process/etc. node APIs - Runs in QuickJS/WASM sandbox Why use this? Just like agents love bash, they love writing JS for more complicated API processing without spamming context. justbash.dev/?agent=Can+jus…?
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ronaldo@ronaldoquant·
@skscartoon do you have a solana wallet we can donate to?
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Skscartoon@skscartoon·
I don't usually do this, however a dear friend of mine in New Zealand has just been diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. He's an outstanding dude and a father of two very young children. NZ public healthcare covers basics, but many advanced treatments aren't funded. They're fundraising for the best possible care. Any donation — even small — is hugely appreciated and shows support. Thank you. givealittle.co.nz/cause/help-a-y…
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grim@grimcodes·
for the longest time algora and other companies have been ruling the bounties scene and with their long reign came the pattern of only being able to create, manage, and most importantly... SUBMIT to bounties from rudimentary github slash commands it's time this changes
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ronaldo@ronaldoquant·
@grimcodes would you claim fees if we made a coin to fund your project and sent it to your github?
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ronaldo@ronaldoquant·
@nyk_builderz would you claim fees if we made a coin for your project?
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Nyk 🌱
Nyk 🌱@nyk_builderz·
11 days, 190+ commits, and one PR later, I’m happy to announce the release of Mission Control v2 🌱 A major step forward for open-source AI agent ops: • Onboarding & Walkthrough • Local + gateway modes • Hermes, Claude, Codex + OpenClaw observability • Obsidian-style memory graph + knowledge system • Rebuilt onboarding + security scan autofix • Agent comms, chat, channels, cron, sessions, costs • OpenClaw doctor/fix, update flow, backups, deploy hardening • Multi-tenant + self-hosted template improvements Mission Control is becoming the mothership where agents dock: memory, security, visibility, coordination, and control in one place. OSS, self-hostable, and still moving fast.
Nyk 🌱@nyk_builderz

We just open-sourced Mission Control — our dashboard for AI agent orchestration. 26 panels. Real-time WebSocket + SSE. SQLite — no external services needed. Kanban board, cost tracking, role-based access, quality gates, and multi-gateway support. One pnpm start, and you're running. github.com/builderz-labs/…

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Ryan Endacott 🌟
Ryan Endacott 🌟@RyanEndacott·
We open-sourced the SDK behind 2,000+ AI-generated games. Audio that works on iOS Safari. Leaderboards with no backend. One-command deploy. Free hosting. Built by LLMs, for LLMs - run "npx star-sdk install" and your AI agent gets the full docs automatically.
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ronaldo@ronaldoquant·
@HcwXd @WonderingApp this looks sick! do you accept donations via github? i wanna support this
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Cheng-Wei Hu@HcwXd·
I left NotebookLM a few months ago to solve a bigger problem in learning. Today, as the first step, we are launching @WonderingApp for early access. It's Duolingo for anything — turning any topic into a guided path with bite-size visual lessons that can fit into your busy schedule. But you don't sacrifice depth/effectiveness for convenience: Total Control: You decide how deep you want to go, how difficult the material should be, and how personalized the experience feels. Active Learning: We provide the tools you need to practice, test your understanding, and actually apply what you’ve learned. Long-term Mastery: It’s built to help you truly remember and master any subject, not just skim the surface.
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