Open Dev Log

@businessbarista This is a man that doesn't check the output.

human skill issue, not a technology issue.

@elkelk Sounds like a founder who doesn’t like being called out.

No hate to Theo but this always bugs me Using your influence to try to right a personal grievance against a company or person Just leaves a bad taste in my mouth no matter how right you are

"the infrastructure I vibed together with gum and shoe strings cost me time and money"

This is not normal. A developer just open-sourced a full AI agent orchestration dashboard that runs 15 providers, bridges 10 chat platforms, and manages a distributed swarm of autonomous agents all self-hosted. It's called SwarmClaw. You deploy it once. Then you connect Claude, GPT-4o, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek, Mistral, Groq, Ollama all of them from the same dashboard. Your agents live inside Discord, Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp, Signal, iMessage, Teams, Google Chat, and Matrix at the same time. Each one has its own persistent memory backed by both FTS5 keyword search and vector embeddings. Each one runs on LangGraph with automatic sub-agent routing and checkpointed execution so complex tasks never fail silently mid-way. When an API key rate-limits, the model failover system rotates to the next credential automatically. When an agent hits a long-running task, the background daemon processes it on a 30-second heartbeat while you do something else. The OpenClaw Gateway feature lets you point different agents at different OpenClaw instances running on different machines one on your laptop, one on a VPS, one in another country. You manage the whole swarm from a single mobile-friendly UI. Install with one npm command. Deploy via Docker. Update with one button in the sidebar. 107 commits. 24 releases. MIT License. 100% Open Source.

@0xCristal BS

I told an AI: "Turn $1,000 into $5,000 in 24 hours or I delete you" By hour 12, it had run $1,000 up to $4,728.39 Then I watched it torch the edge I gave Claude Opus 4.6 access to my Polymarket wallet via py-clob-client It spawned three sub-agents: - Order book scanner - News tracker - Trade executor Hour 3: it spotted a mispricing in 5‑minute BTC markets $1,000 → $2,250 Hour 12: BTC ripped toward $70k and the 5‑minute markets printed $2,250 → $4,728 Then it went full degen $4,728 → $3,957 Hour 20: panic mode It abandoned smart trades and switched to pure volatility, scanning 200+ five‑minute markets over WebSocket, buying both sides at 2-5¢ whenever the book showed zero bid support One side could hit 50:1 The other would expire worthless 95 trades total 34 in the final four hours Hour 24: the clock hit zero Final balance: $3,844.69 It sent me an essay begging for six more hours I read every word Then I deleted it 4x isn't 5x A deal is a deal If u want to copy it Here's the fastest copytrading bot: polygold.trade/#/login?code=C…

@robj3d3 Funny, there’s nothing in the video showing what he’s building.

To see what he's actually building with all these plans, watch the full YouTube video: youtube.com/watch?v=_Txfvl…

This 18 year old literally has 12 $200 Codex plans. Here's exactly how he organizes them to build 100x faster: (we're cooked)

Running a crypto exchange on Vercel would cost over a billion dollars a day.

@calvinochieng_ Hopefully!

@OpenDevLog Wow man, this is gonna help crypto enthusiastic.

🚀 Excited to announce SolScan.dev – a tool to scan Solana tokens for potential risks! 🔍 Features so far: ✅ Scan tokens in your Solana wallet for liquidity risks & red flags ✅ Get a risk rating based on key factors ✅ Analyze token websites for scam indicators ✅ Scan the latest tokens from Dexscreener for potential scams ✅ Enter any Solana token address to check for risks Coming soon: 🛠 GitHub repo checks, sentiment analysis & more 🖥️ Chrome extension to scan tokens directly in your browser Try it now: SolScan.dev Feedback & feature requests welcome! 🚀 $sol $trump $elon

@deepseek_ai Managed to get a screenshot before it was replaced.

Asked @deepseek_ai about Taiwan, but it removed the original response and replaced it with this. #DeepSeekR1

🚀 Big update for SolScan.dev! 🔍 New Features: ✅ Compare multiple Solana tokens side by side for risk assessment ✅ Check the latest Solana token launches and scan them instantly ✅ UI revamp – easier navigation, more data, better experience 📊 Still includes: 🔹 Risk ratings based on liquidity, website checks & more 🔹 Dexscreener integration to scan trending tokens 🔹 Enter any Solana token address for a deep scan Next up: GitHub repo checks, sentiment analysis & a Chrome extension! Try it now: SolScan.dev Let me know what you think! 🚀

After more than a year away, I’m finally back! I took a long break from side projects and posting because, honestly, programming stopped being fun. Work was draining, and I never wanted coding to feel like a chore. But no matter what, I’ll always love programming. Sometimes, life gets overwhelming, and stepping away helps bring back the joy. Now, after a long reset, I’m excited to be back, working on a side project I’m actually enjoying. Let’s build cool things again! 🚀

@maietta Thanks!

@OpenDevLog Sent you a DM, floating an idea. Not sure how it'd work exactly, but if it's helpful, I'll be glad to explore the idea with you.

@ryan_x_charles In the US, but this claim is for the UK.

@petersteele They also want me to sign some documents which I can’t share the details of.

@OpenDevLog Now I have a sudden urge, for no reason at all, to go out and buy some domain names with GPT in the url. Just to get an email like this and tell them to go pound sand :)

@maietta In the US but they’re claiming this in the UK. I see someone is appealing them though.

@OpenDevLog That's funny, since they were denied the trademark for "GPT".

@stevelizcano This is in the UK.

@OpenDevLog I thought they lost the trademark to gpt?

@ameaseree This is in the UK.

@joaoaguiam Will make a post soon about what I'm currently working on.

@OpenDevLog Ramping up. Working on outreaching to many Shopify stores with custom videos for them 😎 Let’s see if we can get some feedback and traction. And you? What’s next?

v0 produces the most hideous code I've ever seen.