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[Programmable Developers @programmabledev]

We made an important cleanup to Submit Launch:

Until now, some launch requirements also had to be carried inside Hookbuilder. That meant a policy change could turn into another Builder update, which didn’t make much sense.

From v1.10.0, the current requirements live in Submit Launch. Hookbuilder checks them when it prepares a submission, and people using another agent or building without one see the same rules.

Things like the 10 bps fee, Router provenance and launch stamps are only required where they actually apply.

What people can build stays completely open.

https://t.co/hEaoAZb0BI

[Programmable Developers @programmabledev]

The Hookbuilder now has an automated feedback loop:

An AI agent checks our Discord hourly, fixes code issues and turns useful ideas into improvements, so progress no longer depends only on our build speed.

We also plan to reward active contributors who find and report these bugs and ideas

https://t.co/FkaYhRbiwe

[Programmable Developers @programmabledev]

Hookbuilder v0.9 is live.

What changed:

-Understands natural @Uniswap v4 build requests without requiring special Programmable wording

-Loads specialist knowledge only after the project intent is confirmed

-Supports complete nested Foundry contract and test structures

-Diagnoses failed builds through a bounded repair flow instead of blindly retrying

-Produces much smaller project reports without removing the underlying evidence

-Uses the same central launch requirements as the submission system

Next, we’re building a benchmark system that runs the same real projects through different Hookbuilder versions and other builder setups.

https://t.co/55Q9uMssSU

[Programmable Developers @programmabledev]

We just shipped Hookbuilder v0.8.0.

For our upcoming test launches, we intentionally reduced the central launch policy to the minimum.

The bigger change is structural:

The policy is now the single source of truth. Hookbuilder builds against the same requirements our launch and security checks evaluate, and external agents can target the exact same contract.

That makes submissions much closer to one-shot:

fewer mismatches between what gets built and what gets reviewed.

Security findings can still block approval, but policy drift should no longer be the reason.

Hookbuilder: https://t.co/HDty43mXat

Policy:
https://t.co/MI9fxPdmra

[Programmable Developers @programmabledev]

Start here:

Core: https://t.co/hKpaHsyHcl

Hook Builder: https://t.co/qcpUNZTV0q

Public review: https://t.co/lOdsI2wDGJ

Integrations: https://t.co/6ILGHLeyCY

[Programmable Developers @programmabledev]

Welcome to the technical side of Programmable.

This is where we share the work behind the product and go deeper into the details than we do on the main account.

Code: https://t.co/mU3wosX9lf

Docs: https://t.co/O97QiUJj8t

Community: https://t.co/IZ8BiJXJFJ