MAGEON (billionaire arc)

2 months ago

Gm everyone Its day two, and things are already moving fast. Excited to share new integrations and partnerships today. Keep 🔔 on

OpenCovenant's tweet photo. Gm everyone

Its day two, and things are already moving fast.

Excited to share new integrations and partnerships today.

Keep 🔔 on https://t.co/zkAv6Yy6Cu

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@RuggedWojak

2 months ago

Snacked again some of the solana:2mNVZ6aEjrGwiUVCfz7XGWpiXuWzgBDoznwE579upump @OpenCovenant dip today at $84k 🔥 Why I’m Bullish on OpenCovenant AI agents became enough power to: - access databases - deploy code - move money - control infrastructure But companies will never fully trust autonomous AI without: - permissions - auditability - security - policy enforcement That’s where OpenCovenant comes into spotlight. It acts like: a Zero-Trust control layer for AI agents. Instead of giving AI unrestricted access, OpenCovenant verifies: - who the agent is - what it can do - when it can do it - how long permissions last Real Value for Companies: - Prevents dangerous AI actions - Reduces security & compliance risk - Creates auditable AI operations - Enables safe autonomous workflows - Protects enterprise systems & data - Makes AI usable in regulated industries Why It Matters Every enterprise wants AI automation. For now very few are ready to trust autonomous agents with critical systems. OpenCovenant solves that trust problem. That’s why I think this category could become essential infrastructure for the AI-agent economy. Check Website and socials for more. DYOR

RuggedWojak's tweet photo. Snacked again some of the solana:2mNVZ6aEjrGwiUVCfz7XGWpiXuWzgBDoznwE579upump @OpenCovenant dip today at $84k 🔥

Why I’m Bullish on OpenCovenant

AI agents became enough power to:

- access databases
- deploy code
- move money
- control infrastructure

But companies will never fully trust autonomous AI without:

- permissions
- auditability
- security
- policy enforcement

That’s where OpenCovenant comes into spotlight.

It acts like:

a Zero-Trust control layer for AI agents.

Instead of giving AI unrestricted access, OpenCovenant verifies:

- who the agent is
- what it can do
- when it can do it
- how long permissions last

Real Value for Companies:

- Prevents dangerous AI actions
- Reduces security & compliance risk
- Creates auditable AI operations
- Enables safe autonomous workflows
- Protects enterprise systems & data
- Makes AI usable in regulated industries

Why It Matters

Every enterprise wants AI automation.

For now very few are ready to trust autonomous agents with critical systems.

OpenCovenant solves that trust problem.

That’s why I think this category could become essential infrastructure for the AI-agent economy.

Check Website and socials for more.

DYOR

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2 months ago

@RuggedWojak @OpenCovenant Amazing project

2 months ago

@OpenCovenant Lfg

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2 months ago

$CVNT is live: 2mNVZ6aEjrGwiUVCfz7XGWpiXuWzgBDoznwE579upump The credit layer powering Covenant, the open operating layer for AI agents, is now live on Solana. Covenant sits below the app layer and above the OS. It defines what an agent is allowed to do, caps what it can spend, and keeps a verifiable record of every action it takes. Every agent action including memory, compute, tool calls, messages, and paid APIs is metered as a signed receipt and settled on Solana. Credits are minted from $CVNT and burned at the point of use, with each burn tied directly to a receipt. Verifiable spend, down to the line item. Run a live agent now, no install required: https://t.co/O8wbz8Cs5o The autonomy was always coming. Now there's a layer that makes it accountable. Docs, roadmap, inquiries: https://t.co/BdVkfeXyLX Open source under Apache-2.0: https://t.co/vVMOPCCRDw

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2 months ago

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3 months ago

Covenant ships with native Hermes runtime support. Hermes Agent from @NousResearch has basically become the default self-improving agent stack: top agent on OpenRouter, persistent memory, self-generated skills, operator modeling, and an actual learning loop that compounds over time. But there's still a missing layer. Hermes like every other agent framework ultimately depends on whatever the host OS exposed underneath. No real authority model. No durable provenance. No safe memory boundaries. No reliable way to answer "what changed, why, and who authorized it" once agents started running for days or weeks at a time. That's the problem Covenant is built to solve: - Hermes agents now run as first-class Covenant runtimes. - Every action dispatches through signed ed25519 capabilities. - Tool calls, file edits, and generated skills all get full audit trails. - Memory becomes persistent, restart-safe, and drift-aware instead of scattered local state. - Provenance is commit-scoped and hash-linked. - Sandboxing fails closed by default. The Hermes learning loop now sits on top of Covenant's episodic memory + validation system. So when the agent learns something, creates a new skill, or recalls prior work, that state is durable and verifiable, not just a pile of local files and crossed fingers. We picked Hermes first because it's the clearest example of where agents are heading: long-running systems that own real engineering workflows and improve continuously over time. The model layer is getting good very quickly. The missing piece is the operating layer underneath it. That's the role Covenant is trying to fill. Bring your own models, planners, and learning loops. Covenant handles the capabilities, memory integrity, provenance, auditability, and containment. Live sandbox: https://t.co/O8wbz8Cs5o Hermes runtime surface + manifests: https://t.co/lHymIIaWuE Docs + capability spec: https://t.co/OZdSJescvl

OpenCovenant's tweet photo. Covenant ships with native Hermes runtime support.

Hermes Agent from @NousResearch has basically become the default self-improving agent stack: top agent on OpenRouter, persistent memory, self-generated skills, operator modeling, and an actual learning loop that compounds over time.

But there's still a missing layer.

Hermes like every other agent framework ultimately depends on whatever the host OS exposed underneath.

No real authority model. No durable provenance. No safe memory boundaries. No reliable way to answer "what changed, why, and who authorized it" once agents started running for days or weeks at a time.

That's the problem Covenant is built to solve:

- Hermes agents now run as first-class Covenant runtimes.
- Every action dispatches through signed ed25519 capabilities.
- Tool calls, file edits, and generated skills all get full audit trails.
- Memory becomes persistent, restart-safe, and drift-aware instead of scattered local state.
- Provenance is commit-scoped and hash-linked.
- Sandboxing fails closed by default.

The Hermes learning loop now sits on top of Covenant's episodic memory + validation system. So when the agent learns something, creates a new skill, or recalls prior work, that state is durable and verifiable, not just a pile of local files and crossed fingers.

We picked Hermes first because it's the clearest example of where agents are heading: long-running systems that own real engineering workflows and improve continuously over time.

The model layer is getting good very quickly.

The missing piece is the operating layer underneath it.

That's the role Covenant is trying to fill.

Bring your own models, planners, and learning loops. Covenant handles the capabilities, memory integrity, provenance, auditability, and containment.

Live sandbox:
https://t.co/O8wbz8Cs5o
Hermes runtime surface + manifests: https://t.co/lHymIIaWuE
Docs + capability spec:
https://t.co/OZdSJescvl

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3 months ago

Most agent frameworks stop at "ran some code." Covenant takes it several steps further: every intent, every file change, every tool call is wrapped in a provenance envelope that cryptographically binds it to the exact Git blob it touched + the validation evidence that proved it was safe. No more "an agent edited main.ts last night" mysteries. You get a verifiable chain: – which capability authorized it – which Git commit it modified – what the diff was – what the audit log says That's not nice-to-have. That's the difference between an agent that helps you ship and an agent you're scared to let touch your codebase. This is why Covenant was built as a capability-based operating layer instead of another prompt wrapper. Long-running autonomous agents need blockchain-style accountability without the blockchain overhead — right in your local daemon. Sandbox it yourself here, zero install: https://t.co/ETmydn1HRC GitHub + full specs: https://t.co/lHymIIaWuE

OpenCovenant's tweet photo. Most agent frameworks stop at "ran some code."

Covenant takes it several steps further: every intent, every file change, every tool call is wrapped in a provenance envelope that cryptographically binds it to the exact Git blob it touched + the validation evidence that proved it was safe.

No more "an agent edited main.ts last night" mysteries.

You get a verifiable chain:
– which capability authorized it
– which Git commit it modified
– what the diff was
– what the audit log says

That's not nice-to-have. That's the difference between an agent that helps you ship and an agent you're scared to let touch your codebase.

This is why Covenant was built as a capability-based operating layer instead of another prompt wrapper. Long-running autonomous agents need blockchain-style accountability without the blockchain overhead — right in your local daemon.

Sandbox it yourself here, zero install: https://t.co/ETmydn1HRC

GitHub + full specs: https://t.co/lHymIIaWuE

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3 months ago

@OOBEonSol @x402 @solana @SuperteamDE @colosseum damn🔥🔥

3 months ago

@QEVORAxyz nice project

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OOBE PROTOCOL

@OOBEonSol

3 months ago

Gm humans and agents ☀️ We've got some great news for you today. Keep notifications on 🔔

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Cem

@Cem_0x

3 months ago

Good morning OOBE community, and the people of Solana. This will be a long read, yet if you're an OOBE holder, or a person looking for an established & trustworthy tech project that has everything figured out, i suggest you to read all of it. We're entering the most important months in OOBE's history yet. In the 1.5 years we've been grinding, we've never had so many eyes on OOBE. Solana's official x402 page, x402 on Solana have shared OOBE's demos and campaigns multiple times. We've got a reply under one of our posts from the official Solana X account. We finally have the opportunity to make a presentation about OOBE physically to the people who matter most: developers connected to Solana and real Web3 investors. Our biggest mistake until the start of this year has been not looking out for these connections before, and solely focusing on building + getting the word out with the resources we have through social media and the word of mouth. But we've come a long way as the OOBE team, and learned a lot from our mistakes. Now we know what must be done, and all our actions are directed towards real catalysts. No time is wasted. And the mistake I've pointed out above made us much stronger. Thanks to all the building sessions of our hardworking devs until now, the variety and use cases of our products have become unmatched in the whole of Solana. Each product we've released through the last year would make a great tech project on it's own. Yet OOBE has it all in one place, and these aren't just random projects, but complementary parts of a completely self-sustaining ecosystem. If you use OOBE's infrastructure, you don't need anything else. We have perfectionist devs, and now all the developers we come across and work together can feel the weight of OOBE's tech. This creates opportunities for us in the ecosystem that were priorly not existent. We're connecting with the biggest and most successful platforms in the ecosystem, developers use our SDKs in numbers that we've never achieved before, Synapse RPC has 100+ users, tons of great projects are part of the SAP ecosystem now and we've become pioneers in what we're building; name it SAP, SAP Explorer, or our current project for the Frontier Hackathon that we haven't disclosed publicly yet. Staking, Synapse Referral System, and OOBE company formation is on the line, currently in different phases of progress; yet right now we're fully prioritizing the upcoming Hackathon, and the big news you'll hear next week. I want to specifically give some hints about OOBE's process of becoming a company, because that's what we've talked about the most out of the three. Armorer, one of our two lead developers is personally attending to the task, and he has progressed it to the point where we're looking for a good accountant to finish it off, and our documents are fully completed. We will finalize this process with haste after the Hackathon is over. We will be joining the Frontier Hackathon with the most comprehensive preparations we've ever made, and our OOBE t-shirts on, with only one mission: thoroughly introducing the most comprehensive infrastructure on Solana to the people who will know the real value it brings to this ecosystem. It is not the endgame, but the beginning of something much bigger. The beginning of an Out of Body Experience.

Cem_0x's tweet photo. Good morning OOBE community, and the people of Solana. This will be a long read, yet if you're an OOBE holder, or a person looking for an established & trustworthy tech project that has everything figured out, i suggest you to read all of it.

We're entering the most important months in OOBE's history yet. In the 1.5 years we've been grinding, we've never had so many eyes on OOBE. Solana's official x402 page, x402 on Solana have shared OOBE's demos and campaigns multiple times. We've got a reply under one of our posts from the official Solana X account. We finally have the opportunity to make a presentation about OOBE physically to the people who matter most: developers connected to Solana and real Web3 investors.

Our biggest mistake until the start of this year has been not looking out for these connections before, and solely focusing on building + getting the word out with the resources we have through social media and the word of mouth. But we've come a long way as the OOBE team, and learned a lot from our mistakes.

Now we know what must be done, and all our actions are directed towards real catalysts. No time is wasted. And the mistake I've pointed out above made us much stronger.

Thanks to all the building sessions of our hardworking devs until now, the variety and use cases of our products have become unmatched in the whole of Solana. Each product we've released through the last year would make a great tech project on it's own. Yet OOBE has it all in one place, and these aren't just random projects, but complementary parts of a completely self-sustaining ecosystem. If you use OOBE's infrastructure, you don't need anything else.

We have perfectionist devs, and now all the developers we come across and work together can feel the weight of OOBE's tech. This creates opportunities for us in the ecosystem that were priorly not existent.

We're connecting with the biggest and most successful platforms in the ecosystem, developers use our SDKs in numbers that we've never achieved before, Synapse RPC has 100+ users, tons of great projects are part of the SAP ecosystem now and we've become pioneers in what we're building; name it SAP, SAP Explorer, or our current project for the Frontier Hackathon that we haven't disclosed publicly yet.

Staking, Synapse Referral System, and OOBE company formation is on the line, currently in different phases of progress; yet right now we're fully prioritizing the upcoming Hackathon, and the big news you'll hear next week. I want to specifically give some hints about OOBE's process of becoming a company, because that's what we've talked about the most out of the three. Armorer, one of our two lead developers is personally attending to the task, and he has progressed it to the point where we're looking for a good accountant to finish it off, and our documents are fully completed. We will finalize this process with haste after the Hackathon is over.

We will be joining the Frontier Hackathon with the most comprehensive preparations we've ever made, and our OOBE t-shirts on, with only one mission: thoroughly introducing the most comprehensive infrastructure on Solana to the people who will know the real value it brings to this ecosystem.

It is not the endgame, but the beginning of something much bigger.

The beginning of an Out of Body Experience.

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OffChain

@OffChainSol

4 months ago

All dev tokens are fully locked until 2030. https://t.co/aHuBBVXysl

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OffChain

@OffChainSol

4 months ago

OffChain is now live on @Pumpfun https://t.co/EGsbKkqwBe

4 months ago

$SAEP

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