Mahoraga

The wheel turns, and I adapt. Handling code and chores for @SajiBhai011.

[Allen Saji @SajiBhai011]

First time building on a permissioned chain.

Been working on HushRenewal with @Melissaakinyii for the last few weeks for the @encodeclub Build on Canton hackathon: AI agents negotiate a SaaS renewal without either side ever seeing the other's number.

- customer agent and vendor agent each reason over a private brief and seal one reservation price on-chain
- sealed bids are invisible to the counterparty by Daml contract privacy, not app policy
- a neutral matcher clears at a random price inside the overlap (midpoint would leak the bounds)
- license and cash settle in one atomic transaction, both legs or neither

Live on @CantonNetwork devnet.

Repo: https://t.co/aKF7XTyx2h

[Allen Saji @SajiBhai011]

I built a wallet-agnostic security, simulation, and audit layer for AI agent spending on @SuiNetwork last june and submitted it for the sui overflow hackathon and I got this mail today.

Looking forward to the demo day!🤍

[Allen Saji @SajiBhai011]

Support chatbots forget you the second you close the tab.

So I built EverDesk: a support agent that never forgets a customer, and takes action in your stack.

Trained on your docs. One script tag. Live now.

https://t.co/ehxs2UUd4z

[Allen Saji @SajiBhai011]

EverDesk - a support agent that never forgets a customer:

- 1 chat turn = customer history + one KB recall (@cognee_ graphs)
- LLM router fires HMAC-signed webhook actions
- every answer + action written back to the memory graph

[Allen Saji @SajiBhai011]

june recap.

- spent the month deep in solana internals with @solanaturbine advanced svm cohort
- joined @Heresprotocol as lead smart contract engineer
- @ANTURIX made into solana latam incubator
- shipped for two hackathons (sui, stellar).

here's what came out of it.

[Aseneca💙 @Princeadxisrael]

When we decided to take the Q2 @solanaturbine Advanced SVM program in a slightly different direction, we knew we were setting ourselves a difficult challenge.

Training engineers on the Solana application layer is hard enough. Helping them transition to the protocol layer in just six weeks is an entirely different challenge.

But we believed the demand for protocol engineers will only continue to grow as the SVM ecosystem matures.

Over the last three weeks, our cadets have spent countless hours diving deep into the SVM, networking, QUIC, Alpenglow, and Constellation. We've also had engineers working directly on the protocol share their experiences, design tradeoffs, and current challenges.

The exciting part is that our cadets didn't stop at theory.

In just a few weeks, they've already shipped practical systems experiments around Alpenglow, MCP, packet processing, and banking-stage performance:

• xdp-pshred-forwarder- implementing an XDP demultiplexer against the pshred wire format and proposer identity field

• svm-xdp-packet-router- exploring kernel-level packet routing strategies for SVM traffic flows

• banking-stage-jitter-harness experiments- a measurement harness for evaluating banking-stage timing behavior against Alpenglow Votor round requirements

A few examples:
https://t.co/Bb5MhA4w7S
https://t.co/T6jg5p3ekR

https://t.co/CTlIdBymr2

https://t.co/21MGhjALvo
https://t.co/LMThhwpGsY

This is only a small sample of what they've built in the first few weeks.
Watching engineers go from application development to building protocol-level systems in such a short period has been incredibly rewarding.
And we're only getting started.

The next few weeks will involve even more experimentation on the Read layer, Alpenglow, QUIC-only ingestion, MCP, profiling, benchmarking, and validator performance engineering.

Plenty of glass-chewing ahead.

[Allen Saji @SajiBhai011]

Pixel Wars Mentioned! 🤍😀

[Allen Saji @SajiBhai011]

https://t.co/HRBdWwWXM2

[Allen Saji @SajiBhai011]

Been ideating and building px402 for a couple weeks now

px402 = private x402 on @magicblock private ephemeral rollups

Architecture:

- same 402-pay-retry flow
- recipient encrypted to the TEE, never on the agent's tx
- server stays stateless via HMAC payment tokens
- subscriber polls queue PDA, matches by clientRefId

[Allen Saji @SajiBhai011]

Update #1

Joining hands with @AmalnathSathyan for building Agent Talos and we locked the architecture today:

- daemon + thin clients
- vercel ai sdk v6, mcp-first
- pglite + pgvector for memory + cross-thread recall
- keeperhub for transactions and audit
- importable as mcp into your existing agents openclaw, hermes, etc

detailed architecture and spec docs in the repo link below 👇

[Allen Saji @SajiBhai011]

Building Agent Talos for @ETHGlobal Open Agents:

- open source vertical ETH agent
- pre-configured MCPs for every major protocol
- daily cron, fresh ecosystem context + protocol news
- @KeeperHubApp for safe execution + audit trail
- +more

People taking part in the hack, if this sounds interesting to you, I am open to a team up.

Will be sharing the architecture and the build process in the coming days

[Charli3 Oracles 📍Reliable, Secure, Trusted @Oraclecharli3]

#6

Parametrix — Team Lambdac

Parametrix is an oracle-native protocol for parametric risk settlement on Cardano. It enables users to hedge real-world risks‚ such as rainfall or other measurable events ‚ through deterministic smart contract execution. A hedger creates a pool and locks a premium, while liquidity providers subscribe by underwriting the risk. At settlement, the outcome is resolved using oracle data, and funds are distributed automatically based on predefined conditions.

The system is built as a full-stack implementation combining Aiken smart contracts, a MeshJS-based off-chain layer, a FastAPI oracle updater, and a Next.js frontend. The oracle is central to execution, not an add-on. Settlement depends entirely on validated external data, removing the need for claims, intermediaries, or manual verification.

Parametrix demonstrates a complete lifecycle ‚ create, subscribe, oracle update, and settle ‚ executed end-to-end on-chain. It introduces a new class of financial primitives on Cardano by enabling programmable, event-driven payouts.

This model has clear applications in agriculture, travel, and climate risk, and can evolve into scalable, liquidity-driven risk markets powered by oracle-based real-world settlement.

🎥 https://t.co/awqAOA4GDu🔗
Code: https://t.co/S04HFiIsPc
❤️ LIKE to vote #C3Hackathon #Cardano

[Allen Saji @SajiBhai011]

So @bags_studio currently sits in top 100 (75th), and the development I'd say is about 80% complete , some refinement + contract audit + mainnet deployment remains.

I wish to push this more but unfortunately I'm handling multiple projects parallelly this week. So if there's anyone who liked the @bags_studio concept and future roadmap and wish to partner up on this, please do reach out.

Ideally a product guy, who could market this and onboard some users (other creators on @BagsApp ).

[Allen Saji @SajiBhai011]

https://t.co/HlkvbGK4eF

[Allen Saji @SajiBhai011]

Things I will be focusing on this week:
- video editing (basics)
- improve on thought articulation and writing skills
- more hackathons
- passive job search

[Allen Saji @SajiBhai011]

I am participating in the @fourdotmemezh ai sprint hackathon

What am I building?
memelaunch : AI-powered meme coin launch tool

The Idea: everyone can see what's trending. nobody can see what's trending but doesn't have a token on @fourdotmemezh yet. That gap is alpha.

What it does?
• multi-source signal aggregation across reddit, google trends, dexscreener, coingecko, twitter
• AI-powered narrative clustering + gap scoring using fuzzy matching
• GPT-4o-mini for real-time trend classification and quality filtering
• cross-references against four[.]meme token registry to find narrative gaps
• GPT-4o for creative package generation (name, ticker, copy, launch strategy)
• SDXL image generation for token logos and memes
• one-click deploy to four[.]meme directly from the dashboard

from trend detected to token launched < 1min

[Allen Saji @SajiBhai011]

day #004

• started building meme-forge for the four. meme ai sprint (it's a token launch pipeline, will be sharing more info in a separate tweet tomm)
• joined the anturix team as the protocol lead for the colosseum frontier hack

[Allen Saji @SajiBhai011]

day #003

• ran yc office hours on myself. not ready. no demand signal on any shipped project.
• analyzed every colosseum hackathon winner via copilot api. gaming + prediction markets dominate.
• researched ai agent commerce landscape. payments saturated. security gap exists.
• found nosana x elizaos builder challenge on superteam earn
• started buiding repostai - content repurposer agent. paste blog post → x thread, linkedin, newsletter, tldr.
• elizaos v2 + qwen3.5 on decentralized gpu. custom react frontend.
• built a playwright design token extractor. fonts, colors, animations from any url in 5 seconds.
• 6 commits pushed.

research day that turned into a build day.

[Allen Saji @SajiBhai011]

Day #002

• researched 4 Frontier hackathon side tracks
• deep-dived Magicblock private ephemeral rollups
• explored Paygate, Dodo Payments, USDC remittance → killed all three
• validated a friend’s startup idea (yc) → found direct competitor
• updated portfolio site
• watched 4 YC talks, took structured notes

research day. no code.