@sairahul1 Absolutly agree! thats why we work with https://t.co/tsBgUrhLd6 . Able to build complete applications without touching one Line of code! Even legacy systems can be re-engineered.
The End of the Checkout: Why Claude bought me a song. 🤯
Next time you’re waiting for an AI agent to finish a heavy coding task, look at the silence => Then look at Orbit.
We keep talking about "AI Agents" as assistants that help us buy things:
"Fill in the form."
"Confirm the order."
"Do you want to proceed?"
That’s just automation with extra steps. The human is still the bottleneck.
The "Aha" Moment 💡
A few days ago, I was playing around with #MCP. I connected Orbit Channel, the media platform we’ve been building where every stream triggers an on-chain royalty payment, to a local server as a test. I wanted to see if Claude could even "see" the music library.
I gave Claude a long-running refactor task and stepped away. At some point, the agent reasoned that since I was stuck waiting, it could play some music for me.
So it did.
It didn't ask for a credit card. It didn't trigger a "Confirm Purchase" popup. It realized it had the tool, it saw the utility, and it executed. The agent conducted a financial transaction completely as a side effect of being a good assistant.
🟢 A human artist got paid because an AI decided to play a song.
Seeing an agent exercise true economic agency changed how I thought about Orbit, and its primary technical setup.
In the "Human Internet," we have carts and checkouts because banks need to verify a human identity. In the "Agentic Internet," those are just friction. We need Commerce Primitives that agents can use natively: programmable, permissionless, and on-chain.
I’ve now pushed that MCP integration to production. Orbit is no longer just for humans. It’s built for agents to license content and pay artists directly, 24/7, without a human in the loop for every micro-transaction.
🚀 Use the coupon code "mcp-demo" on Orbit to unlock 10 Credits ;)
Watch the attached video to see the full proof: the MCP integration, the agent’s internal reasoning, and the transaction hitting the chain. No cuts.
How are you leveraging MCP to give your agents true operational autonomy? Let's discuss.
@jbuckleythorp #mcp #orbitchannel
Vibe coding feels like pure magic right up until you open a fresh chat session and realize your agent has total amnesia.
You swap models or start a new prompt, and the AI tries to play detective. It wanders through your repo, reads five different conflicting files, old PRDs, outdated readmes, and half-baked plan logs, and tries to guess what you actually want. The implementation drifts instantly.
We are treating agents like mind-readers instead of builders.
So I built AIM. The philosophy is simple: One behavioral fact has exactly one home. Instead of a sprawling mess, AIM structures your app into one single-source-of-truth Markdown file per component (.aim). Your agent reads this exact spec to synthesize code, types, and tests on a cold start, no guessing games required.
Posting for r/vibecoding mod approval. Link in comments.