a reflection on a year of operating a filler for @RelayProtocol, 7.4 million settled intents and $500m+ in settled volume later.
a filler is a new-ish term, and it describes the actor we run at @reservoir0x to help settle cross chain intents.
i get into it in the link below :)
Everyone expects stablecoins to be 1:1 with USD and each other. Currently, the two biggest ones are trading with 12bps spread. Fun challenge :)
Checkout the various price stabilization options we offer with @RelayProtocol https://t.co/4BUO8DZqwr
anyone use an agent orchestrator / manager to manage multiple @AmpCode sessions? something like agent-deck or claude squad (both work poorly or dont work at all with amp)
since i started using AI agents more, i started writing a lot more. i asked amp to analyze my obsidian vault (where I write) to see the change:
very little of this is larger prompts. half of the increase is planning, the other half is journaling about problems
The feature that has been the most beneficial to me is the auto-compacting / removal of handoff.
I frequently use amp to do deep investigations and code reviews that eat up alot of context, and sometimes I would run out of context mid-task and have to break things up into multiple threads. Now the auto compacting is sufficient to keep things within the same thread. It lets me create a deep thread for a task, forget about it and revisit it later. Vs before having to baby it and keep an eye on its progress/context.
Things sometimes do hang still, but I assume thats just stability issues with the new remote system that are still being worked out.
Whats amazing to me is that I don't feel that there is any degradation with the auto compacting compared to handoff. Great work!