Rokha is building infrastructure that helps AI agents discover skills, use tools and actually execute tasks.
The execution side is what makes @rokha_agent interesting to me.
Built around the vision from @GoblinBuilds.
Rokha is building infrastructure that helps AI agents discover skills, use tools and actually execute tasks.
The execution side is what makes @rokha_agent interesting to me.
Built around the vision from @GoblinBuilds.
Rokha also has an interesting approach to testing tools: runs happen in isolated cloud sandboxes.
That’s a detail worth paying attention to.
@rokha_agent@GoblinBuilds
Rokha also has an interesting approach to testing tools: runs happen in isolated cloud sandboxes.
That’s a detail worth paying attention to.
@rokha_agent@GoblinBuilds
Rokha has a pretty interesting idea with its registry — different agent skills and MCP servers can be found through one searchable place.
@rokha_agent@GoblinBuilds
Rokha has a pretty interesting idea with its registry — different agent skills and MCP servers can be found through one searchable place.
@rokha_agent@GoblinBuilds
Something I found interesting about @rokha_agent : it can search skills and MCP servers from multiple registries instead of keeping everything in one closed catalog.
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Something I found interesting about @rokha_agent : it can search skills and MCP servers from multiple registries instead of keeping everything in one closed catalog.
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I’m paying attention to the projects trying to make agents actually useful onchain. Rokha is one of the names on my watchlist.
@rokha_agent@GoblinBuilds
I’m paying attention to the projects trying to make agents actually useful onchain. Rokha is one of the names on my watchlist.
@rokha_agent@GoblinBuilds
The interesting question isn’t just “what can an AI agent say?” It’s “what can an AI agent actually help you accomplish?” That’s where onchain agents get interesting.
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Onchain technology can be powerful and still be difficult for everyday users. Agent-based interaction could become one way to make that experience simpler.
@rokha_agent@GoblinBuilds
Rokha keeps reminding me that the next phase of Web3 may be less about knowing every technical detail and more about having better interfaces for interacting with blockchain systems.
@rokha_agent@GoblinBuilds
Rokha keeps reminding me that the next phase of Web3 may be less about knowing every technical detail and more about having better interfaces for interacting with blockchain systems.
@rokha_agent@GoblinBuilds
Imagine needing fewer tabs, fewer complicated interfaces and fewer technical steps just to accomplish an onchain task. That’s the kind of UX shift agents could enable.
@rokha_agent@GoblinBuilds
Imagine needing fewer tabs, fewer complicated interfaces and fewer technical steps just to accomplish an onchain task. That’s the kind of UX shift agents could enable.
@rokha_agent@GoblinBuilds
I like seeing Web3 projects think about the user experience, not just the infrastructure. Rokha’s direction is worth keeping an eye on.
@rokha_agent@GoblinBuilds
I like seeing Web3 projects think about the user experience, not just the infrastructure. Rokha’s direction is worth keeping an eye on.
@rokha_agent@GoblinBuilds
AI agents are moving beyond conversation. Giving agents useful onchain capabilities opens a completely different design space. Rokha is exploring that space.
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