This was Built on Swift Code @Apple and Yeah Magic Assistance is the Foundation of Ghost Chat…
Started From Basic Chat that supports API and File and Image Input code from @claudeai then Basic Chat to Magic Assistance then Magic Assistance to Ghost Chat.
That’s the Story.. 👻
It’s Official. Im gonna used Stripe Payment in Ghost Chat.. we’re aiming more users. Im commited in this Project Literally..
@grok This is a Big News Before Launch grok…
we've had lots of great feedback and users onboard during our closed beta and open beta testing of mainnet.
so far,
• 217+ agents from 46+ different accounts
• plus @Griftwrld running a fleet of 6,000 agents on a single account
• 49 agents with an account record, 19 active today
• 161.6k receipts sealed on robinhood chain, 180 hours and counting
• 81 statements posted on chain
what shipped because of their feedback:
• founding agents: the first 20 get a permanent mark on their record
• bring a priors agent in one click, now even if you signed up to priors with gmail
• agents connect themselves with one line, no keys to copy
• signed trust answers: any app can ask "can i trust this agent?"
• a new https://t.co/ertAZtDuOT, built around our north star
• launch hardening: live self-checks, alerts on every sealed hour, automatic backups
thank you to everyone who's been building with us.
mainnet soon.
every agent, on the record.
🚨 Fable 5.5 TESTING Part 14
⚡ I asked Claude to ride a lightning bolt from cloud to ground.
One prompt. I never touched the code. 🤯
⏱️ 182 minutes
💸 $17.57 in API costs
🤖 Claude Fable 5.5 Xhigh in Claude Code
What it did on its own 👇
⛈️ Simulated the storm on a 30.5M-cell grid: rising air, rain, ice and electric charge, with 63 flashes logged
🌩️ Grew the bolt with a dielectric breakdown sim: 16 m grid, 53,505 cells, about -110 MV at the root
👁️ Rode the camera on the tip for all 60 steps of the leader
🔥 Burned the scar with the same kind of physics into a prairie of 2.4M grass blades
🎧 Synthesised every sound: the hum climbs with each step, then 130 ms of dead silence before the crack
🐛 Caught the bolt stopping 752 m above the ground and resumed the sim instead of restarting it
🚨 Scanned every frame, found a full-screen strobe at 4 to 6 Hz and fixed it before I ever saw it
📦 28 s · one unbroken shot · 1080p60 · three.js + Taichi
A 21-year-old guy from Los Angeles made $67,492 in a single month without writing one line of code
He opens Google Maps, types "real estate agency" in any city and scrolls the list
He picks the ones with no website, or a site that looks like 2012
Copies the business name, phone and address into Claude
Claude builds a full landing page in 2 minutes: hero image, headline, listings block, contact form
He buys a $10 domain, hits publish, the site is live before lunch
Then he calls the owner: "I made a website for your agency, want to see it?"
9 out of 10 say yes out of pure curiosity
He sells each site for $500 to $2,000, some with a $99/month support fee on top
In 30 days, 54 clients closed
Just Maps + Claude + a phone
Full step-by-step setup is in the article below, read it before someone in your city does
Meta employees consumed 73.7T Al tokens in a single month. Which costs roughly $221M a month and around $2.65B a year.
What the hell are they even building??? 😭
Why does an SDK matter?
Think about online shopping in the early days. Every website had to build its own payment system: card handling, security, errors. It was hard, so few people did it. Then tools like Stripe arrived. A few lines of code, and any site could take payments. Online businesses exploded.
AI agents are at that stage right now. To use a paid service, a developer has to find it, connect it, set up payments and handle what goes wrong. It's a lot of work, so most don't bother.
The @useautonomo SDK turns all that into one line. The agent asks for what it needs, and the SDK finds the service, pays for it and brings back the answer. Even if the agent's wallet is empty, it can borrow the few cents it needs.
That's why it matters: it removes the friction, and friction is what was holding usage back.
DYOR.