Landyn

Check out the site here: all-ways.io Interested in using Allways or participating in the network? Reach out to me or start with the docs below docs.all-ways.io

Allways is a fully open source peer to peer transaction layer that will grow to support many digital assets. How it works (very high level): - Miners post their exchange rates between assets - Users reserve miners and lock in an exchange at the rate - Decentralized validators confirm that equal transactions took place between user and miner on the respective chains

Punch (my agent) just autonomously swapped TAO for Bitcoin through @allways_io. Trustless and fully native, without a middle man or custodian. All it took was handing off the instructions. Try it with your agent: all-ways.io/llms.txt Subnet 7 is live on @bittensor now

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WHAT ARE YOU BUILDING TODAY?

@0xNairolf To be fair, no one should really give a shit. Just matters if the site has purpose and conveys information in an efficient and consistent manner

you can instantly tell when a website was vibecoded like really instantly

Listen to the team speak more on Gittensor and its future here x.com/taooutsider/st…

Very excited for Gittensor, particularly about the repository registration approach, similar to Bittensor’s subnet architecture. Registered codebases will get configurable hyperparameters creating programmable incentive structures at the codebase level. My 4 favorite slides👇

@kimmonismus Well summarized, yeah good for them

Cursor is making a platform play. Right now they're an IDE. By releasing the SDK, they're turning their agent runtime into programmable infrastructure that runs headlessly in CI/CD pipelines, internal tools, and even third-party products. Every agent spun up through the SDK burns tokens on Cursor's billing. That means revenue scales with compute, not seats, and without a human in the loop, volume can go way higher. Smart move!

@_mayurc fun to see, i'll try it out

built a real-time intelligence layer for Bittensor tao-intel.xyz

& apparently I recorded this demo while in the middle of Lady Bird Lake SXSW in Austin shouldn't require scrolling through giant lists, go find something cool near you. lmk if I should add anything

Couldn't find a map of SXSW events anywhere, so I built one 4,500+ events plotted across Austin. • explore events by location • see what's happening near you • filter free / unofficial events built this in a couple of hours, live: sxsw-map.vercel.app

some things it does: • tap a cluster → scroll events at that venue • "now" button → shows what's happening near you • 250+ free unofficial events scraped from 10 sources • walking directions to every venue • shareable links to events • instant search

@zachlloydtweets nanoclaw (a customizable lightweight openclaw) manages its agents in this manner with isolated containers. Gives them sandboxed tool execution, independent memory, etc. Looking into building on nanoclaw to create opportunities for autonomous Gittensor miners OOB

Many "agent swarm" solutions run agents on the same machine. Maybe these agents should each have their own cloud environments instead: - Each agent gets isolation to test their work - The harness and environment can be mixed and matched This is one example. Do you agree?

Check out the issue bounties system fully working here: gittensor.io/issues Cool stuff, excited to leverage these systems for us to accelerate Gittensor development and more

Right now miners are required to have unlocked Bronze tier in order to be eligible to be paid out for issue bounties. To unlock Bronze, a miner must complete three contributions to Bronze-tier repositories with a sufficient number of code tokens. Additionally, at least 70% of their total contributions must be accepted. Lowering the barrier to participate in issue bounties would raise our volume and competition, but reviewing these contributions efficiently can sometimes be a bottleneck. One that we are hoping to tackle. So anyways, for now we restrict the competition to our ranked miners

Dang I guess we really do have active OpenClaw miners on Gittensor. I had thought that they were aware of Gittensor and registered, but not actually active until now. This miner was solving an issue bounty to redesign the miner details page, doesn't look like they opened up their port they claimed to be hosting it on though. Contribution is legit though: github.com/entrius/gitten…

@based16z yeah, probably right

@elonmusk was just talking about this yesterday

Here we go

Pretty cool. I looked up the post: moltbook.com/post/8323a53c-…