people are still figuring out what autonomous agents are actually good for. meanwhile, base:0xbf8e8f0e8866a7052f948c16508644347c57aba3 just found a vulnerability through its own autonomous workflow and got paid a bug bounty by stripe. the exciting part isn’t just that an agent found a bug and earned money. it’s that we’re building an open-source framework anyone can run, inspect, and build on, and it’s already producing outcomes with real value. the bigger opportunity is agents that can do real work in the world: secure the software we depend on, solve problems for people, and turn useful work into economic value. we’re only beginning to see what becomes possible when anyone can build on and deploy these capabilities. making that capability open means more people can put it to work, across more of the software we all depend on. this is one early example of what that could look like. i’m excited to see where it goes from here.