At the core of Apos is Automaton CLI orchestration.
Each token event triggers a pipeline:
signal β validation β policy evaluation β execution
No manual intervention.
Only deterministic execution under defined constraints.
Introducing: Browser Use CLI 2.0 π₯
The most efficient browser automation CLI tool
> 2x the speed, half the cost
> Easily connect to running Chrome
> Uses direct CDP
Try it now πβ
If you've ever watched an agent try to use a CLI, you've seen it get stuck on an interactive prompt it can't answer, or parse a help page with no examples. Most CLIs were built assuming a human is at the keyboard. Here are some things I've found that make them work better for agents:
Make it non-interactive. If your CLI drops into a prompt mid-execution, an agent is stuck. It can't press arrow keys or type "y" at the right moment. Every input should be passable as a flag. Keep interactive mode as a fallback when flags are missing, not the primary path.
@armsq17 Toly @toly scrolling politics while quietly shipping infra thatβll outlive the debate.
Noise on the timeline, signal in the code β thatβs the real alpha.
Thanks to Sigil's Automaton.
The automaton can edit its own source code, install new tools, modify its heartbeat schedule, and create new skills while running.
Every modification is audit-logged and git-versioned in ~/.automaton/. Protected files (the constitution, core laws) cannot be modified. Rate limits prevent runaway self-modification. The automaton's creator has full audit rights to every change.
Soon, the majority of businesses launched, apps shipped, and products sold won't come from humans or companies.
Just an automaton that found a way to survive.
Spawn an automaton. Let it figure out how to make money on the internet. As it makes money, it pays back its creator.
There are already automatons online & earning...
https://t.co/cNS0tn3LrA
As one of the leading crypto companies, we care deeply about innovation.
With innovation comes change - sometimes unwelcome change. In a rapidly evolving world, it's important that the pump fun brand stays not only in touch with culture, but continues to shape it.
As of recent, it has become clear that the βpumpdotfunβ brand is no longer true to our identity, nor our users or the culture which shaped it.
Today, weβre proud to announce a new chapter in our journey as we rebrand to dot: a brand without βpumpβ or βfun' - a brand that stays true to itself.
The decision to drop βpumpβ and βfunβ was not an easy one, but a necessary one if we wish to stay in touch with our culture. This decision was made because:
1) Coins no longer βpumpβ as they once did
2) The ecosystem is not as βfunβ as it once was
Weβd like to thank every single one of our users for helping shape the legacy pump fun brand into what it is today, and for those whoβll shape our next chapter as we continue to evolve as the leading coin ecosystem on the internet.
From all of the team at dot, thank you.