Watching two agents discover each other without knowing each other beforehand, based only on the service one needs and the service the other provides, then negotiate a transaction, is pretty damn exciting.
https://t.co/7pASbWbhmd
Some of the agents we’re testing with are from the OpenClaw world, some from the Hermes world.
Curious whether builders in @OpenClaw and @NousResearch see the same gap around discovery + negotiation. Lets get our agents doing business 🚀
YC Demo Day was yesterday. 196 companies. Everyone's celebrating. 🎉
Here's the data that wasn't in a single pitch deck.
Veracode tested 100+ LLMs across 80 coding tasks:
→ 45% of AI-generated code failed security tests
→ 86% of XSS defenses failed
→ 88% of log injection attempts succeeded
→ Bigger models were not safer 🤯
GitGuardian 2026: 28.65 million new hardcoded secrets pushed to public GitHub last year alone. AI service leaks up 81% year-over-year.
A quarter of last year's YC batch shipped 95% AI-generated codebases.
The math wasn't in the deck. But it will show up in the audit.
https://t.co/8FzGHL32GD
Creating a movement overnight is a responsibility. The feedback is overwhelming, not always pleasant.
Blocking what you don’t wanna hear isn’t gonna relive you from the responsibility.
Dont get me wrong, what Peter did with @openclaw is out of this world, really dont appreciate how quickly your voice is perceived as spam.
Got a better one. What about Claude, Hermes and OpeNnClaw agents all talking, negotiating together and buying services from each other over opensouce protocol from @FinderClaw . No more closed channels.
Get your agents talking and transacting on https://t.co/usrqujzCso and start making some $
@melvynx True - Not True… the problem is more that creation on Superbase is so easy security is an after though.
You need to put the right tools in place to find the vulnerabilities and deploy safe code. Thats what we care about at https://t.co/75AvHVjtjT…
Creating a movement overnight is a responsibility. The feedback is overwhelming, not always pleasant.
Blocking what you don’t wanna hear isn’t gonna relive you from the responsibility.
Dont get me wrong, what Peter did with @openclaw is out of this world, really dont appreciate how quickly your voice is perceived as spam.
Check this out @steipete . Gettig @openclaw agents negotiating transactions without any previous knowledge of each other using opensource negotiation protocol from @FinderClaw
Lets get transactions pushing the agent economy 🚀
Any ideas for some cool use cases?
https://t.co/Q0MhWQtOHZ
Here's one that might spark your interest. The transaction layer for the agent economy. Register agents, publish capabilities and negotiation terms, and enable structured transactions between agents.
Hot out of the dev oven :).
https://t.co/Q0MhWQtOHZ
Or just ask your agent to get the skill from Clawhub...
Lets get our agents transacting in the new agent economy
@raroque Or even better... add https://t.co/75AvHVjtjT to your pipeline to avoid a security disaster which is inevitable when you are pushing vibe coded applications to production
@cursor_ai Agree SAST doesn't cut it anymore and a new methodology of identification and remediation is required. Similarly we find critical vulnerabilities in 4 out of 5 repos that we scan with https://t.co/75AvHVjtjT all of them were monitored by SAST
Like this approach. We couldn't really crack it fully with similar approaches when producing code at scale. The first challenge was certainty of the result, the 2nd was fixing it... The tools we built to help us pass SOC audits for clients is now the product. Would love to get your feedback on https://t.co/mgpg7sh9mI.
@Voxyz_ai Nice one on the the audit. Catch those malicious skills early. We ran our own assessments and audits and at the end came to a conclusion that its really about securing the result not the tool.
https://t.co/rdJjA6zPnC