Well, stablecoin expert was short lived. We're building @bettermoney_co and it's been a long time coming.
We're hiring across the board - especially engineers with payments, ledgering, and distributed systems experience. DM me if you want to build better money.
Welcome to the TBMC Console. This was a great launch and a key expansion of our product!
For a while we had everyone using the clearinghouse via API, but as more partners started using TBMC in their middle and back office, we had to make their experience great as well!
Check out Auto Routes, the new sandbox, incremental onboarding, and some developer/agent experience improvements (couldn't help myself!)
Say hello to the TBMC Console!
Send, receive, and convert stablecoins, test in a real-money sandbox, and see your whole account in one place. Built for treasury and operations teams, and for developers who want to get hands-on from day one. Here's what's inside:
⚡️Instant or Standard settlement for payments and conversions
🔃Auto Routes: one deposit address that converts any supported stablecoin automatically
💡Test funds faucet: TBMC provides real USDC for you to test
💻Your account, wallets, and orders in one view
and more!
@geoffreylitt At TBMC we have three levels of AI output, but they don't have clear names yet. We do religiously share the level.
1. I own it. I stand by it.
2. I read it. I worked on it.
3. It's slop, I scanned it, and 🤷♂️. It's a fine input to get the vibe.
If it's below a 3, never share it.
I need a less embarrassing way to say "I asked my agent to do it"
Considering...
1. I'm doing it now → shows ownership of the tool and outcome
2. Kicked it off → passive voice, evades responsibility for input & outcome
3. My agent is working on it → delegating, in the loop on outcome
Agents badly need local-first software with sync, deep ACLs, merge requests, version history, clean component models, and strong typing... shame we never built all that.