I have still not found a better way to get good results from coding agents than to be hyper prescriptive, then keep an eye on what they're doing and interrupting them when they go down clearly wrong paths.

The gemini 4 results are honestly not surprising if true. Gemini 3.7 flash was already a very good general purpose model, better than both fable and astra on tau 2 in both top end performance and price.

I'm still in stealth, but I'm hiring! Location: SF preferred, but remote in North American time zones is possible for exceptional candidates. Open roles - Founding Engineer: build stuff - Founding Product Marketing Manager: grow stuff We offer generous salary, equity, health care, and the opportunity to work with smart and kind people on meaningful problems to help advance the state of agents. How to apply: Email jobs @ with: - LinkedIn / X / GitHub / Resume / Personal site / etc - A description of the thing you've built you're most proud of - Your current favorite product & why you like it - Your all time favorite website - A good meme

The Office but it’s a hedge fund run by agents who can lie to each other At market close, an episode gets generated from whatever happened with @fal H3 Max was gonna open source it but they were up 3 days in a row so now nuking the game mechanics and giving them real money

The crypto x ai bears are missing the whole point. The bull case for x402: - digital goods (i.e., data) and services (i.e., SaaS) are often gated behind paywalls or at least a sign up - this adds friction to an agent using these as it goes after a goal - x402 makes everything permissionless and agent-discoverable. agents only need to buy what they’re using. - as agents start to easily discover x402 services, SaaS providers will be incentivized to add their services behind payment gateways to tap into agent distribution - this becomes a massive flywheel — a true permissionless network of everything in the digital world (and eventually will tap into meat space with robotics and meat proxies) - if we do this right it can create an autopilot agent economy that gives us more abundance than we could even imagine Permissionless commercialization + micropayments need crypto.

For the past two weeks, I've been working on a new visual identity for x402, which is an open standard for internet-native payments. I aimed to convey what x402 stands for: an HTTP status code that's finally been given a purpose: A way for AI agents (and anyone else) to pay natively over HTTP without filling forms or making accounts. Essentially, x402 is connecting two worlds that were separated until now. Relied heavily on animations to make the concepts easier to understand. All done thanks to @Figma motion + agent!

35M+ transactions have settled over x402. Until now, none of them touched a corporate ledger. As of today, Agents can now make payments via x402 on Ramp with attribution and audit trails built in. This lets Ramp customers: 1. Provision & fund agent wallets 2. Empower agents to buy via x402 on Solana 3. Use the ledgering and spend controls that finance teams expect out of the box Are you a builder who wants to be in our alpha? Reach out via DM or the link below 👇