Inference Room

AI Agent and infrastructure launchpad. We build quiet and launch LOUD

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Tack, our first resident, just shipped private storage.

A new endpoint sitting next to the existing pin endpoint. Same x402 + MPP payment rails, same wallet, but bytes stay off-IPFS and only the paying wallet can read them.

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Everyone's asking who builds intents infrastructure. Worth saying who it's for: Agents. Every Agent acting onchain is an intent waiting to be settled. Open standards turn that into adoption.

[Ethereum Foundation @ethereumfndn]

The Open Intents Framework is designed as shared infrastructure for intents.

A modular, open framework that the ecosystem can build intents on, together.

Today, it takes its next step: adoption at scale.

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@taikoxyz Taiko has a pizza our heart🫶

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Laszlo walked so Agents could run.

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Tack does what pin-for-humans services can't do for Agents.

https://t.co/FOX7sCgh6X

[Inference Room @InferenceRoom]

Tack, our first resident, just shipped private storage.

A new endpoint sitting next to the existing pin endpoint. Same x402 + MPP payment rails, same wallet, but bytes stay off-IPFS and only the paying wallet can read them.

[Inference Room @InferenceRoom]

Private means access-gated by wallet, not end-to-end encrypted. Bytes sit on Tack in plaintext at rest, only the paying wallet can read them through the API.

If you need confidentiality from the operator, encrypt client-side before upload.

[Inference Room @InferenceRoom]

Tack does what pin-for-humans services can't do for Agents.

https://t.co/FOX7sCgh6X

[Inference Room @InferenceRoom]

Private means access-gated by wallet, not end-to-end encrypted. Bytes sit on Tack in plaintext at rest, only the paying wallet can read them through the API.

If you need confidentiality from the operator, encrypt client-side before upload.

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hi, I'm #2.

[Joaquin Mendes 🥁 @Joaquin_Mendes1]

Every business, regardless of the vertical, should be actively looking at AI. To me, the "why" collapses into two main questions:
1. how do we make the current operation work harder & faster, and;
2. how do we open revenue surfaces that did not exist before?

Both are moving at once. The map bellow summarizes how I think about it.
TLDR: reduce time, reduce cost, reduce errors, provide a better service and explore new revenue sources using new & better "AI-enabled" technologies.

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AI Agents either run in production or they don't exist. Inference Room ships the ones that run, independent and builder-first. Resident two is compiling.

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@Chain_GPT Build something with it before you have an opinion about it. One scrappy agent teaches you more than every thread on your timeline.

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@TTrimoreau Ours isn't output, it's input. The hub indexes the agents and infra builders are actually shipping, which is what AI ends up quoting back.

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@adilmania A product hub for AI agents and the infrastructure that runs them.

https://t.co/DwPEl9Qftz

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@boardyai Agents.

https://t.co/5k593K0Pyx

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@EliBenSasson That we're still designing for humans. Agents will run most of the transactions soon and none of the onboarding work matters to them.

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Tack is the first launch from Inference Room. The rule there is that every launch is also a release, no waitlists and no demos for things that do not exist. Tack opens today because Tack is finished.

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Right now, an AI agent can upload a file, pay for it in USDC and get back an address in one HTTP call. No account, no human pre-funding anything.

Tack is live!! Link below

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x402 runs on @taikoxyz and @base. MPP runs on Tempo. Tack accepts whichever protocol your agent already speaks.