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the next DeFi stack is going to look painfully obvious in hindsight. DeFi worked because every major piece had a simple job.. Uniswap let people trade, Aave/Morpho let people borrow and lend, Pendle let people trade future yield, Ethena created synthetic dollars, Ondo brought real world assets onchain. AI needs the same stack, but for agents. first, agents need access. $M32 is basically the app store and checkout button for AI.. agents need to find tools, pay for them, and use them without a human signing up for every website. second, agents need brains and money rails. $HYRE helps agents understand DeFi before they move capital.. what’s safe, where liquidity is, what wallets are doing, and where risk is hiding. $CLAWBANK gives agents the money tools.. wallets, treasuries, payments, bank-like rails and the ability to act more like a real business instead of just a chatbot. third, agents need memory and identity. $SIBYL gives agents a record of who they are, what they’ve done, who trusts them, and why they should matter again tomorrow. Without this, every agent is just a random bot that resets. the market keeps looking for “the AI coin” like DeFi was one app. that’s braindead. the real AI trade is the stack forming underneath autonomous software. AI agents need tools, money, memory and identity. DeFi built capital markets for humans. AI needs the operating system for autonomous agents. @MPP32_dev @Hyre_agent @clawbankco @sibylcap

🧰 The agent reads a skill but can't find its tools. Or it calls a tool without ever reading how to use it. Deep Agents just fixed that mismatch. Title: Revamping Skills in Deep Agents URL: Skills have worked by progressive disclosure: only a name and description in the system prompt at startup, full instructions read on demand. Three upgrades now target registries running into the thousands of skills. 🔗 Binding tools to skills List tools under include_tools in the skill's frontmatter and they stay hidden until the agent reads that skill. Tools now go to SkillsMiddleware rather than to the agent. Hand the middleware a function that resolves labels to tools and you also get group-level disclosure and runtime permission gating. 📌 Pinned skills Even when a user explicitly asked for a skill with a slash command, the agent still had to read its description first. Passing it via pinned_skills lets the middleware drop the instructions into the conversation before the next model call, so the agent starts working on model call 1 instead of 2. Bound tools come along automatically. 🔄 Reloading mid-thread Skills used to be fixed at thread start, so long-running agents missed anything added or edited afterward. Setting skills_metadata to None invalidates the cached list and rescans the library, and the post shows wiring that to a client-side /reload. What ties all three together is where things get inserted relative to the prompt cache. Tools arrive as a new system message below the cached prefix, and each pinned skill is added once as a tagged message so earlier turns never change. #AIAgents# #LangChain#

2026 WRC | An Open Ecosystem for Faster Innovation Open ecosystem × Accelerated innovation × Real-world deployment From ideas to real-world applications, developers find the tools they need—and ecosystem partners find new opportunities to build together. Openness is where innovation begins. Real-world impact is the goal. At WRC 2026, see how LimX Dynamics is helping turn possibilities into practice. 📸 Explore the highlights from our booth. 🌍 Hall C, Beijing Etrong International Exhibition & Convention Center 🚨 Booth C316 Come meet us! #LimXDynamics# #WRC2026# #EmbodiedAI# #PhysicalAI# #Robotics# #OpenEcosystem#

At most U.S. employers, a job application is first assessed by AI, labeling candidates as recommended or not. For many, that label determines everything. Research finds these tools show racial bias and systematically reject the same people across employers:

12 resources to find better AI tools, improve your designs, and showcase your work. 1. No colour ideas? → Coolors 2. Can’t explain your idea? → Excalidraw 3. Can’t find the right AI tool? → The AI Library 4. Website looking basic? → Minimal Gallery 5. Need photos for your project? → Unsplash 6. Learning AI alone? → Join the TACA WhatsApp community 7. Need to edit an image? → Photopea 8. Struggling to pick a font? → Google Fonts 9. Finished work with nowhere to show it? → PortfolioTab 10. Images taking forever to upload? → Squoosh 11. Need a quick diagram? → 12. Looking for a software alternative? → AlternativeTo Keep this list for the next time you get stuck.

as the energy requirement to build new apps drop I find myself creating tools just for me (I used to create them for other people) the most recent one is readside/dev I liked elevenlabs reader, but I wanted to have a google-doc style comment bar I could chat with claude code - specifically for technical articles that I didn't understand Some features I've added: * Highlight and chat with claude code about a specific piece * Save your highlights * Listen to your articles (I do this while I'm in the car) * Use an LLM to improve the readability of the article (remove the cruft that comes from normal scraping) * Use an LLM to increase the text which gets sent to the TTS model (my main gripe with elevenlab reader was it would read the citations) * Save your articles, mark as read * Add "readside .dev/" to the beginning of any article URL and auto import it It's been fun to prompt new features right when I need them Open to feedback if you have it

Most Hermes users are sleeping on this. The easiest upgrade you can give your Hermes takes one sign-in. Ask Hermes once and it finds the right tools in your apps and gets it done. It extends what Hermes can do: ▸ Dozens of apps and thousands of tools: Slack, Linear, Notion, Stripe, Shopify, Jira and more ▸ One ask can span apps, like pulling from Stripe and updating Notion ▸ Works wherever you talk to Hermes: desktop, CLI, Telegram, Discord It makes Hermes yours: ▸ Connect an app right from the chat, with one sign-in ▸ No Nous account needed to start ▸ Work and home accounts side by side, and Hermes asks which one to use Your agent, your skills, your plugins, your apps. Hermes keeps becoming whatever you need it to be.

Use Orthogonal in Instinct. ⚡️To set it up, text Instinct: setup Instinct is your personal assistant in iMessage. It knows what you are working on and what matters to you. With Orthogonal, it can find the right tools and get more work done. Create a launch video, find people for your launch party, and send verified invites out with zero friction.

Yesterday following a @HSTaskForce investigation, a Dominican Republic cocaine kingpin and leader of a D.R. based international drug trafficking organization was extradited from Colombia to Puerto Rico and is in custody to face narcotics trafficking charges filed in two separate indictments in Puerto Rico as well as money laundering charges in New Jersey. During the Homeland Security Task Force investigation, law enforcement seized millions of dollars worth of cocaine and narcotics proceeds from his drug trafficking organization. Numerous other members of the organization have already been convicted. Under this administration, federal law enforcement has the tools to find these high-profile drug lords and dismantle their organizations anywhere in the world, because we have a leader in @POTUS Trump who unified a permanent interagency task force across all 52 U.S. states and territories. #MakingAmericaSafe#