👁️ Intuition X Base
We’re thrilled to announce that Intuition is choosing @Base as our homebase (pun intended) to build a more intuitive, accessible, and secure Web3 ecosystem.
Catch up on the details below 👇
Every ERC-8004 agent can collect feedback. Reading it across the whole ecosystem was another story.
That changed today. An on-chain ML team founded by ex-Google engineers, @deep3labs, published ~29,000 ERC-8004 agents to the Intuition Knowledge Graph. The largest upload in Intuition history.
Every agent now has a canonical identity, an anchor to its home chain, and a Deep3 trust assessment. On-chain, open, and stakeable by anyone who agrees or disagrees.
Feedback tells you an agent has a history. An assessment in an open graph tells you what that history is worth, and lets you check who says so.
That is the difference between agents that have reputation and agents you can actually trust. 👁️
i spent the summer with 200 founders
the word "cracked" is an understatement...
• autonomous tuna boats
• robots that fix other robots
• on-demand CNC prototyping
•brain-sensing wearables
• cursor for hardware
• AI-native biologics
friday they're all demoing live.
investors in sf, reply "demo" and i'll send you the details + 3 teams you should meet :)
how to cold DM anyone: complete basics
00:00 Why I love cold emails
02:36 Inbound vs creating your own luck
03:52 Should you use AI to write your DMs?
04:33 The 5-part subject line rubric
06:13 The cold email Mark Cuban replied to
12:18 The Lovable email everyone responds to
13:18 You want a hell yes or a no
13:39 The hedge that kills your reply rate
14:29 Leading with negative curiosity
18:10 Optimize your email for someone's AI inbox
19:59 Pop quiz: which subject line do you reply to?
22:38 If you want an investor to open it, mention another investor
27:25 Match the message to the GP, not the analyst
35:08 "yo bro wanna collab" is terrible
35:48 Your message is way too long
36:24 Burying your ask
38:30 Following up after a hard no
39:37 The mistake of making it all about you
40:18 Email Bible vs Twitter Bible vs LinkedIn Bible
40:40 Set a rule
42:07 Personalization?
43:28 The 3 questions to answer before sending
I’m hiring someone to join my Ecosystem team at Founders, Inc. (SF)
The job: make our 40k sqft founder campus feel alive every single day.
You’ll own:
• Day-to-day for the builders on campus (events, onboarding, program ops)
• Bringing in the best speakers + making sessions worth showing up to
• The vibe (seriously)
Part-time to start, working directly with me.
DM me a 60-sec Loom / voice memo - tell me who you are + the first event you’d run here.
Ever since I moved to San Francisco, my dad has been getting more into tech and AI
He’s always been bursting with ideas. But now he’s spending hours a day watching youtube shorts about claude code and talking to me about how to set up clawdbot...
Last time he visited me in SF he met and talked to over 100 founders in < 2 days. He met an exited founder recently who asked if he was a VC because of how much he knew.
Now the problem: he runs a very old school business in small town Ohio. It’s successful. But it doesn’t really need the internet to run it.
He has no shortage of ideas. He just hasn’t found a real way to use AI, etc. day to day.
I feel like there are probably a lot of operators like this. Years of industry experience, smart, curious -- just no obvious place to plug in.
If you’ve actually helped someone like this apply tech in a practical way, what did you tell them to do? Do we just put all our dads in a group chat or something or send them on a retreat in SF for a week? Plz help me 😭
> made $100k selling wristbands to moms
> side-quested for two years as a movie extra
> ran social media for a casting director
> got into crypto through axie infinity
> started freelancing for crypto startups
> went back to school for an mba
> realize i do not want an mba
> cold-email @FarzaTV to work @_buildspace
> fly from ohio to sf 2 days later
> buildspace dies (rip). wtf do i do now
> meet @FurqanR@hthieblot@joherkhan
> they take a chance on me, i join @fdotinc
> now i write checks + run programs for the next wave of ambitious kids like me